Maersk to increase inland haulage rates

By Malory Davies14th September 20181 Min Read

Maersk is to increase its inland haulage rates from 15th October to reflect rising costs in the haulage market.

It cited a number of factors – in particular:

* Road congestion and extensive roadworks on some trunk routes

* Shortage of qualified drivers

* Rail capacity fully use throughout the UK

* Lineside engineering works

* Congested inland depots

* Port congestion – particularly Felixstowe following migration to new IT system

* Rising oil prices.

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