Returned Goods Relief: Re-importing Without Paying Duty Twice

Goods exported and brought back to the UK can qualify for Returned Goods Relief - same exporter and importer for the VAT relief, re-import within 3 years, and no repair or processing abroad. The conditions explained.

Reversing in the Yard: Designing Out the Industry's Deadliest Manoeuvre

Reversing vehicles kill and seriously injure people in yards every year. HSE's workplace transport guidance on one-way systems, segregation, exclusion zones and when a banksman is the last resort.

RIDDOR for Transport and Warehousing: Which Injuries You Must Report, and When

Deaths, specified injuries, over-7-day incapacitation, public hospitalisations - what RIDDOR makes reportable, the 15-day clock, and the accident-book line between reporting and recording.

Right to Work Checks for Drivers: Share Codes, Documents and the Civil Penalty

You must check every job applicant's right to work before employing them - online with a share code or with original documents. How the check works and what a wrong check costs.

Right to Work Checks for Transport Employers: Share Codes, Documents and the Civil Penalty

Every hire needs a right to work check before employment - online share code, original documents, or IDVT. Copies kept for employment plus 2 years, follow-up checks on time-limited leave.

Risk Assessment for Transport Businesses: The Legal Minimum, Done Properly

The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 set the floor: identify hazards, judge the risk, eliminate or control. How the framework fits a fleet, yard and warehouse.

Road Offences That Reach the Traffic Commissioner: Declared Convictions and the Repute Question

A conviction is not finished at court. Operator licensing makes whole categories of offences a traffic commissioner matter - from application declarations to the duty to notify after the licence is granted.

Road Traffic Accident Procedure: What the Law Requires at the Roadside and After

The Highway Code's rules 286-289 set out exactly what drivers must do after a collision: stop, exchange details, report to police. The procedure every commercial driver should know cold.

Roller Brake Testing Between PMIs: What the Guide Expects

The Guide to Maintaining Roadworthiness expects measured brake performance, not guesswork: laden roller brake tests in inspections, EBPMS reports, and C&U Regulation 18 as the legal bar.

Route Optimisation Basics: Where the Miles Actually Go

Empty miles, congestion idling and bad sequencing are fuel bought for nothing - the Future of Freight plan backs data-driven logistics, and routing is where it starts.

Rules of Origin: Why Where Goods Come From Decides What Duty They Pay

Rules of origin decide whether goods qualify for reduced or zero duty under trade agreements. Wholly obtained versus sufficiently worked, the value-added rule, tariff quotas, and why the shipping country is not the origin.

Safe Tipping: The Overturn Nobody Thinks Will Happen to Them

Tipper overturns kill and injure every year. HSE's tipping guidance: site rules, wheel-stops, ground conditions, sticking loads and the cab discipline that prevents rollovers.