Insurers still open to Calais route for hauliers
Migrant activity on the Calais to Dover route has increased costs for hauliers but its insurance consequences are not clear: some observers are reporting premium rises, which others are denying.
Since Post last focused on the migrant crisis on the Channel route, the situation has worsened, with people smugglers using trees to block roads at night and get migrants on to lorries. Construction
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