Transport and Logistics Network
The agreement was originally signed on 29 June 2022, shortly after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine[1]. Its main goal was to provide Ukraine with easier access to global markets through transit via EU countries and to strengthen trade ties with …
The European freight market is heating up, says Lithuanian logistics company Girteka. Capacity is down, demand is rising, and so are (spot) prices. The company is operating a near-maximum capacity. Could higher trucking prices prove beneficial to (inte…
Expect Distribution has taken delivery of its first two fully electric heavy goods vehicles as part of the eFREIGHT 2030 project, marking a major step towards its ambition to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2035.
The two vehicles – a Renault Trucks …
Leyland Trucks has unveiled the successful completion of its £5.1m Zero Emissions Truck Testing Automation (ZETTA) project – a landmark initiative that will accelerate the UK’s transition to zero-emission road transport and strengthen its position as a…
TEN-T: New appointments & electric corridors bring little excitement for abnormal loadsA noticeable lack of inclusion means that abnormal and oversize transports will, one way or another, feel the effects of Europe’s latest push to complete…
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The EU and Moldova decided to extend the validity of their current Road Transport Agreement until 31 March 2027. The Agreement is designed to support Moldova’s access to global markets by facilitating transit through EU countries and strengthening the …
A number of government-funded projects are putting zero-emission HGVs on the road with real fleet operators to generate data and insights that will shape the future of cleaner road freight. We explore how these projects are progressing
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The warning comes from Colin Robb, Derry Bros operations and sales head, who raises concerns that that the latest postponements have resulted in a fragmented implementation for road freight, causing confusion in the cross-border freight marke…
The agreement allows Moldovan and EU hauliers[1] to move goods more freely across each other’s territories. This has made it easier for Moldovan exports to reach world markets via the EU and has also supported trade in the opposite direction.
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