On the first full day of the Brexit deal, freight moved relatively smoothly

The video discusses the current state of trade and traffic at Holyhead and Dover post-Brexit. Holyhead experienced minimal trade, with ferries departing without delay, but concerns remain about future freight increases. In Dover, confusion over new customs forms led to frustration, though the port was quiet. Experts warn of potential delays and fines for unprepared firms, with disruptions expected in the coming weeks. The government has also warned of future disruptions, though the current situation remains calm.

What was the main concern for ferry operators at Holyhead despite the smooth departures?

• Increased freight volumes

• Weather conditions

• Fuel shortages

• Lack of passengers

What was the main issue faced by those at the Dover port?

• Poor weather conditions

• High ferry ticket prices

• New customs forms

• Lack of parking space

What did Charles Hogg, the customs broker, predict for unprepared importers?

• Faster processing times

• Fines and additional costs

• Increased sales

• Reduced shipping fees

According to the report, when is the true impact of the new customs changes expected to be felt?

• Immediately in January

• By February

• In the summer

• By the end of the year

What does the government warn about the post-Brexit borders?

• Customs processes will be simplified

• Disruptions are likely

• They will remain calm

• Trade will increase significantly