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2:57Now PlayingFrom day one in Downing Street, Boris Johnson pledged to "turbo-charge" planning for a no-deal Brexit.
Sky News can exclusively reveal the emergency measures being put in place to avoid gridlock at the port of Dover.
Hauliers will face increased fines and traffic officers will be given new powers to try and keep vehicles moving if the UK leaves the EU without an agreement.
The transport secretary says the changes are "necessary and proportionate" but haulage organisations warn that any new rules must be clearly communicated in order to avoid unnecessary penalties.
Sky's business correspondent Paul Kelso has this exclusive 'Brexit Forensics' report.
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