BIFA Enhances Freight Crime Defense by Collaborating with NaVCIS

According to a recent publication by the British International Freight Association (BIFA), they are enhancing their partnership with the National Vehicle crime Intelligence Service (NaVCIS) to combat freight-related crime in the UK more effectively.

This renewed collaboration involves BIFA providing financial backing to NaVCIS,which is crucial for its efforts in preventing and investigating vehicle crimes,especially those related to freight theft and cargo security. In exchange, BIFA will gain access to regular updates from NaVCIS regarding trends in truck crime, new criminal strategies, and areas of heightened criminal activity.

The insights gathered will be shared with BIFA’s wide network of corporate members. this ensures that logistics firms and freight forwarders remain aware of potential threats and can take proactive measures to safeguard their operations. By distributing this essential information, BIFA aims to assist its members in implementing effective security protocols that enhance the overall safety of the supply chain.

“Freight crime is an escalating issue within our sector; thus, working together is vital for effective solutions,” stated Steve Parker, director general at BIFA. “Our support for NaVCIS guarantees our members receive timely and accurate intelligence. This partnership highlights our dedication to improving safety standards while aiding law enforcement efforts.”

“Additionally,we plan on increasing awareness about NaVCIS among our members through a documentary-style episode on BIFA TV. This feature will showcase real-life case studies from locations like beaconsfield services in Buckinghamshire and Northampton’s Red Lion truck stop.”

The specialized division known as NaVCIS Freight zeroes in on cargo-related crimes. By analyzing patterns through collaboration with industry partners like BIFA, they play a pivotal role in identifying criminal behaviors and facilitating focused investigations.

BIFA’s financial support not only bolsters thes initiatives but also emphasizes how vital cross-industry cooperation is for safeguarding the UK’s freight infrastructure.