I haven't read the agreement, but you have, so I'm asking you.
The current trade between the UK and the rEU is carried by approximately 30,000 truck journeys. The drivers don't need passes because the UK is within the EU. In the event of no deal, the UK will be treated as a third party, and eligible for 1,500 passes. So the 30k volume will be reduced by 95% to 1.5k. Hence the government's no deal preparations to take full control of what comes into the UK, as food, medical and other critical supplies will have to fit into that bottleneck. The issue was raised by Mr Trucker during that phone in. The numbers are in the Commons report. You've heard Raab's comments about the Dover-Calais trade route. The government's preps are in the news. None of it is theoretical. It's reported by experts in their field, unlike your report.
Does your proposed solution mention any numbers as to the number of passes UK drivers will be allotted?
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