Hauliers to decide on threat to withdraw services

Hauliers will decide today whether to make good on their threats to withdraw their services from the public.

Hauliers will decide today whether to make good on their threats to withdraw their services from the public.

Drivers are also threatening to stop paying VAT and PRSI.

It is in protest at high fuel costs, and what they say is "the Government's unwillingness to act to help the industry".

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