President of the IRHA, Rosenallis's Ger Hyland says members are worried as oil prices rise.
The Irish Road Haulage Association says it's too early for the Government to scale back fuel supports as oil prices continue to rise.
The group says the cost of crude has climbed above 90 dollars a barrel, with motorists expected to see higher prices at the pumps in the coming days.
It warns removing supports from September as planned, could add to inflation and increase pressure on both transport operators and households.
President of the association, Rosenallis man Ger Hyland, says its members are worried:
The Tanaiste says extending - or not extending - fuel supports for hauliers and others will depend on the conflict in the Middle East.
Simon Harris is denying suggestions it could be a last minute decision:
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