NIC Interim Report, Dec 2018
January 5, 2020
The National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) has been tasked by the government with researching into the future of urban freight – identifying the major challenges faced by the
industry and recommending the best way forward.
In December 2018, the NIC delivered its interim findings, which were welcomed by UKWA CEO
Peter Ward. “This NIC report has highlighted issues that have been key themes for UKWA for some
time,” he said. “It identifies an ‘absolute focus on delivering homes without consideration of how freight will service growth… ‘ and calls for better recognition of the value of freight in (future) planning.
It is encouraging to see that the NIC has pinpointed some of the major problems facing our industry and is recommending action to government to address them.”
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