About the Road Pricing Coalition

Bringing Business Together To Shape The Future Of Road Funding

About the Coalition

The Road Pricing Coalition is an independent, cross-sector coalition of businesses and representative organisations whose members rely on the UK’s road network every day.

We bring together organisations from across the economy to develop shared positions on future road funding and road user charging policy. By working collaboratively, members can engage policymakers with evidence, operational insight and practical recommendations that no single organisation could provide alone.

The Coalition is politically neutral and does not advocate for any predetermined road charging model. Instead, we seek to ensure that future policy is proportionate, evidence-led and developed in partnership with those who will be most affected.

What we do

Our Work

The Coalition brings together members to develop practical policy positions, engage decision-makers and ensure the needs of commercial road users are reflected as future road funding policy evolves.

Policy Development

Working with members to develop evidence-based positions on road funding and road user charging.

Government Engagement

Engaging ministers, officials and policymakers to ensure commercial road users are represented in policy discussions.

Research
& Insight

Publishing reports, consultation responses and analysis to inform the national debate.

Events & Collaboration

Bringing members together through meetings, working groups and events to share expertise and build consensus.

Members

Representative organisations and businesses contribute expertise, identify priorities and help shape the Coalition's work.

Steering Committee

Representatives from Full Members provide strategic oversight, agree on priorities and guide the programme of work.

Secretariat

Inflect provides policy, research, communications, events and day-to-day management on behalf of members.

How the coalition works

The Coalition is member-led, with governance designed to ensure diverse industry expertise informs every aspect of our policy and engagement work.

Leadership

The Coalition is led by an elected Chair and Vice Chair, supported by a Steering Committee drawn from Full Member organisations representing a broad range of sectors.

Officers

Employee Name

Job Title

Tim Doggett, Chair

Chief Executive Officer
Chemical Business Association

Andrew Large, Vice-Chair

Director General
British Association of Removers

Employee Name

Job Title

Steering Committee

Chris Cassley

Policy Director
Construction Plant-hire Association

Maddi Solloway-Price

Interim Deputy Director of Policy
Logistics UK

Pawel Jarza

Policy, Compliance & External Affairs Director
British International Freight Association - BIFA

Zohra Chagani

Zohra Chagani

Tax and Economics Lead
BVRLA

Our members

The Coalition brings together businesses and representative organisations from across road-dependent sectors, contributing practical experience, evidence and insight to its work.

RPC Secretariat

The Road Pricing Coalition Secretariat is provided by Inflect, an independent public affairs and strategic communications consultancy with offices in London and Manchester.

As Secretariat, Inflect manages the Coalition’s day-to-day activities, including member engagement, governance, research, meetings and events, stakeholder engagement and communications.

Inflect

Andrew Large has been Vice-Chair of the British Association of Removers since its inception.

Since 2002, he has held senior leadership roles at trade associations in the construction, industrial cleaning, food manufacturing and paper sectors.  In August 2025, Andrew was appointed Director General of the British Association of Removers (BAR).  Prior to this role, he served as the Director General of the Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI), the UK’s trade association for the manufacturers of pulp and paper, products such as corrugated cardboard and tissue, and the recycling of those products.

Tim Doggett has been Chair of the Road Pricing Coalition since its inception.

He is also the Chief Executive Officer of the Chemical Business Association (CBA) – the ‘Voice of the UK chemical supply chain.’

Tim has a wealth of experience in supply chain and logistics, having held senior positions in both UK and global companies during a 30-year career.

Now leading the CBA, he has regular engagement throughout government and is an influential member of various key groups such as the Trade Advisory Group for the Department for International Trade, the Domestic Advisory Group for the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and of the ‘Oversight Group’ working on UK REACH.