HGV drivers have this morning been learning about KCC's measures to control Continental traffic.

The transport minister says Kent gridlock fears after Brexit have been proved unfounded, with freight levels around 15% lower than normal.

A council has stepped up its fight against nuisance parking by using special powers to clamp sleepy lorry drivers.

A community say they are at "breaking point" as HGVs looking for a lorry park keep getting lost in their village.

More than one hundred jobs are available at a lorry park for 1,600 vehicles.

A senior highways officer has reported that the county's handling of post-Brexit transition traffic is working well.

Transport chiefs say a photo showing a long line of hauliers at a lorry park proves the government "isn't fully prepared" for Brexit delays in Kent.

MPs have warned not to "assume we are safe" after the predicted chaos at the ports after Brexit didn't materialise.

More truckers are expected to arrive at an unfinished Brexit lorry park this week as new drone photos capture just how big the site is.

There is a warning consumers will bear additional costs from troubled traders following the enforcement of Brexit regulations.

Confused truckers sparking chaos in a village while trying to find a Brexit lorry park have been given the wrong postcode by the government.

Angry residents say their houses are shaking as HGV drivers try to find a new Brexit lorry park close to the M20.

The leader of KCC says there are 'promising signs' that post-Brexit disruption around the Channel ports may not be as severe as some have predicted.

HGV drivers heading for Europe have started receiving Covid-19 tests at a huge Brexit lorry park which has opened for the first time.

A council has told residents they must put their bins out by 6am amid fears of disruption caused by Brexit.

A councillor has warned of a 'calm before the storm' as life after Brexit dawns with a quiet day at the ports.

Fishing rights were a sticking point in Brexit negotiations - and on the day the deal with the EU comes into force, industry reps feel betrayed.

In weeks their glorious sunsets will be eclipsed by hundreds of lorries. We met the country folk who'll be living beside Kent's inland border points

An industry leader hopes to avoid a repeat of the scenes in Dover, Thanet and on the M20 when Britain leaves the EU.

Highways bosses are introducing a one-mile diversion this week which they hope will ease congestion at the entrance to a post-Brexit lorry park.