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During the Turkic week, IRU Secretary General Umberto de Pretto will participate in the roundtable on “From the Silk Road to the Middle Corridor: Promoting Connectivity through Transport and Trade Facilitation”.
The event aims to bring together n…
The Traffic Commissioners for Great Britain have revoked the operator licence of Scorpion Engineering Ltd following a public inquiry held in Bristol in October 2025. The decision, taken by Traffic Commissioner Kevin Rooney, will take effect from 24 Jan…
The material to organise the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, will mostly be delivered by road despite the availability of Rhaetian Railway to use their trains. The company said that there was no increased interest in using rail freigh…
The share of dangerous goods transported in the EU (in tonne-kilometres[1]) remained the same in 2019 and 2020: around 4% of the EU total.
The Member States that recorded the highest shares of dangerous goods in their road transport were Cyprus (…
Here is what is currently confirmed, what remains under consultation, and what it means in practice for haulage operators.
No ban on using existing diesel lorries
Despite repeated claims in national newspapers, there is no proposal to ban the use of di…
The second week of January in Germany is being marked by extreme winter weather, hitting road transport and logistics particularly hard. Emergency services warn that the combination of snow, wind and low temperatures could worsen conditions again in th…
The UK’s new road safety strategy, which was unveiled earlier this week has been welcomed by business group, Logistics UK.
Responding to the publication of the Road Safety Strategy, Maddi Solloway-Price, Head of Road Freight & English Regions…
For years, global supply chains were built around one overriding principle: minimise cost. The assumption was that goods, components and raw materials would always move freely across borders, and that transport systems could absorb shocks without lasti…
On December 31, 2025, China’s National Technical Committee on Road Transport Standardization announced that, in accordance with the national standard formulation and revision plan, it has organized the development of seven mandatory national standards …