Toll costs have risen for the third time in 18 months.
The knock on effect of a recent increase in road tolls will be seen in shopping baskets in the new year.
The Irish Road Haulage Association is hitting back at the third rise in toll costs in the last 18 months.
Over 90 per cent of Ireland's imports and exports are transported by road, with many hauliers now re-routing to regional roads over motorways to avoid tolls.
President of the IRHA and owner of Hyland Transport, Rosenallis man Ger Hyland, says members cannot afford any more costs:
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