Mayor of London Sadiq Khan was quick out of the blocks to join the condemnation of the Metropolitan Police following the publication of Louise Casey’s report. He even slapped down Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley for daring to question Casey’s assertio…
It should come as no surprise that technology is changing the warehousing landscape and creating a better, safer, and more efficient space. Technology is changing businesses and industries everywhere, so it’s natural that it would help improve warehous…
HS2 has revealed the final designs for the North Portal of the Chiltern Tunnel, representing the last of seven key structures that will be visible for the local community.
Accompanying the North Portal are the South Portal, close to the M25, and the he…
The Elizabeth line is only just expected to be finally completed once its final, full timetable begins on May 21 but Transport for London (TfL) now believes it needs even more trains. It’s because the government wants to delay work on the planned High …
Planned rail strikes in March and April have been suspended following talks between the RMT union and the Rail Delivery Group (RDG).
The union has called off strike action scheduled for 30 March and 1 April. It would have involved rail workers, includi…
The long-promised naming of individual London Overground lines appears to be finally set to go ahead, as according to the Transport for London[1] (TfL) budget, it now has the dedicated funding to enact Mayor Sadiq Khan’s election pledge from back in 20…
Long columns of trucks on the freeway, countless articulated lorries on the country roads and vans blocking traffic in inner cities. German motorists have gotten used to this for many years – just as they are regularly confronted with overcrowded servi…
Logistics Management Group News Editor Jeff Berman recently spoke with Adam Satterfield, CFO of Thomasville, North Carolina-based national less-than-truckload (LTL) carriers Old Dominion Freight Line about various industry trends and themes, including:…
When it comes to railway projects, High Speed 2 (HS2), intended to form the backbone of Britain’s transport network, has attracted attention and controversy almost from the moment it was first proposed – yet almost-unnoticed, essential work to upgrade …
Defra ‘will continue to consider’ how DRS will interact across nations
The Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has said that it “will continue to consider how the deposit return schemes (DRS) in the UK and Republic of Irelan…
The city had made the final shortlist of six locations, including York, vying to house Great British Railways (GBR), but lost out to Derby.
It had been hoped that Newcastle’s strong connections to the birth of the UK’s railways, as the home of Rob…
The cost for California’s high speed rail system in the US has risen to US$128 billion, according to a California High Speed Rail Authority project update report – an increase of more than 20% from the previous estimate of US$105 billion from last y…
Tube and bus fares are expected to rise by around four per cent next year, London’s transport commissioner has revealed.
This will potentially be followed by above-inflation increases in subsequent years as Transport for London seeks to rebuild its fin…
Globalization is breaking all barriers and boundaries, enabling businesses to flourish. The industry that has benefitted and also been affected the most is logistics and supply chain management. For it to operate seamlessly across the nations, it is im…