British truck drivers will need EU counter-terrorism safety security certificates to enter the EU in the event of a no-deal Brexit, potentially causing more chaos for the industry. Irish drivers using the UK as a land bridge to the continent would also have to comply, sources said. Irish truck drivers travelling to mainland Europe via the UK will also need to have the certificates, according to unnamed sources. A no-deal Brexit scenario would require all lorry drivers to have a European Conference of Ministers of Transport permit. The move is likely to cause major disruption and inconvenience for many drivers, who are already struggling with rising fuel prices due to an ongoing trade war between Britain and its biggest trading partner.
British truck drivers will need EU counter-terrorism safety security certificates to enter the EU in the event of a no-deal Brexit, potentially causing more chaos for the industry. Irish truck drivers travelling to mainland Europe via the UK will also need to have the certificates, according to unnamed sources. A no-deal Brexit scenario would require all lorry drivers to have a European Conference of Ministers of Transport permit. The move is likely to cause major disruption and inconvenience for many drivers, who are already struggling with rising fuel prices due to an ongoing trade war between Britain and its biggest trading partner.