
Smart tachograph rules from July 2026: what UK haulage operators should check now
What UK haulage, courier and mixed fleet operators should check under July 2026 Smart Tachograph 2 rules.

What UK haulage, courier and mixed fleet operators should check under July 2026 Smart Tachograph 2 rules.

Higher HGV and trailer MOT centre charges may affect fleet budgets, downtime, maintenance records and insurance reviews.

EES border delays could affect UK international operators. Check routes, drivers, goods in transit and insurance evidence before EU trips.

A recent HSE prosecution highlights reversing risks in yards. See what operators should check on layout, pedestrians and cover.

Casual labour, temporary help and subcontractors can still create employers’ liability risks. Check your cover before a claim.

Before flying World Cup flags from trucks or vans, check visibility, secure fittings and insurance implications for work vehicles.

Proposed seat belt penalty changes could affect driver records, fleet risk and insurance renewals. Here’s what operators should check.

Driver eyesight checks can support fleet risk management, licence compliance and insurance renewal discussions.

Check how extreme heat can affect staff, drivers and fleet operations, and what businesses should review before risks increase.

Late World Cup matches can affect morning driving. Check alcohol, fatigue, driver fitness and fleet insurance risks.

AI road camera trials are a reminder for fleet operators to review phone, seatbelt and driver safety rules.

Low-value parcels sent to EU customers may face a new €3 customs duty from 1 July 2026. Here is what UK sellers and couriers should check.