Lorries face huge queues in a no-deal Brexit

The video discusses the potential impact of a no-deal Brexit on UK-EU trade, focusing on the need for transit documents for lorries and the pressure on customs facilities. Menston is being prepared as an overflow lorry park to manage traffic. Industry concerns include delays due to extra paperwork, with potential solutions like slowing import flow. The government is taking measures, such as securing ferry space and exploring cross-channel train freight, to ease the transition.

What is the main concern for lorries transporting goods from the UK to Europe in the event of a no-deal Brexit?

• Lack of fuel

• Need for transit documents

• Increased toll charges

• Weather conditions

What is the purpose of the Menston site in the context of Brexit preparations?

• To serve as a new airport

• To act as an overflow lorry park

• To host Brexit negotiations

• To provide accommodation for lorry drivers

What is a potential consequence of increased paperwork for exporters leaving the UK?

• Reduced export volumes

• Lower transportation costs

• Faster customs clearance

• Painful delays

What has the UK government invested in to help manage post-Brexit trade disruptions?

• New airports

• Additional ferry space

• Increased toll booths

• More lorry drivers

What is a major challenge looming ahead with a potential no-deal Brexit?

• Shortage of lorry drivers

• Tide of paperwork

• Decrease in tourism

• Rise in fuel prices