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What is RSS?
In order to cut through the growing clutter of the internet, RSS feeds deliver the latest news and features delivered directly to you.
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an XML-based format which enables the simple distribution of online content.
Roadtransport.com offers its users the chance to access the very latest road transport-related news stories using this format in conjunction with a downloaded RSS reader or via a web-based RSS program.
This completely free service lets you look over headlines and summaries of all the latest Roadtransport.com stories and then gives you the chance to click into the story to be taken to the full version.
Roadtransport.com currently uses RSS version 2.0.
How do I use it?
To use a Roadtransport.com RSS feed you simply need to download and install a RSS reader. Many recent email programmes also have built-in RSS readers.
You can find a list of RSS readers at these third-party sites:
After setting up your news reader, you will be ready to use Roadtransport.com RSS. To subscribe to Roadtransport.com RSS, right-click on one of the channels listed at the top of this page and select "Copy Shortcut" or "Copy Link Location" to copy the location (URL) of the service. Follow the instructions for your particular news reader, and then paste this location wherever it asks for the location of the service you wish to subscribe to.
Terms and conditions
Users of the Roadtransport.com RSS service are reminded that all stories remain the property of Reed Business Information Ltd.
Use of this service is completely free of charge except in the case of commercial websites belonging to suppliers of road transport products or services whom we charge a small licence fee. If your proposed usage falls into this category you may access our news feeds.