Irish 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 Brexit permit. In the event of no deal all heavy goods vehicle operators would be required to have a European Conference of Ministers of Transport (ECMT) permit, of which only 984 have been allocated to the UK for 2019 and just 60 for Northern Ireland. However, only 984 have been assigned to the UK Tuesday , with around only 984 of these allocated to UK .
Irish 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 Brexit permit. However, only 984 have been assigned to the UK Tuesday , with around only 984 of these allocated to UK .