Transport and Logistics Network
Brazil’s oil and gas watchdog ANP [1]authorized Virtu GNL to operate a refueling point for its fleet of road freight vehicles with liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the municipality of Balsas, in Maranhão state.
The new infrastructure is part of…
We already reported at the end of September in our technical deep dive on the new model that the electric Cayenne, known internally as E4, will not exactly be underpowered, but Porsche remained tight-lipped about the exact figures at the technology wor…
Toyota Land Cruiser adopts an electrified powertrain for the first time
New Land Cruiser 2.8D 48V delivers smoother, more comfortable performance, both on-road and off
Powertrain combines Land Cruiser’s&nb…
Wrightbus had landed its first major coach order for more than 30 years after re-entering the market with the launch of the low-emission Contour earlier this year.
Bus Eireann has ordered 39 Wrightbus Contour coaches that will be built to a bespok…
This 1991 classic model will be making a comeback this year. This month, a brand new vehicle is set to debut on the roads, showcasing a new generation of models that have been increasingly updated and advanced over the past thirty years. With the world…
The latest ONS business survey has revealed 23% of transport & storage sector companies reported increased turnover in September. That’s the best result of any similar business sector, says the home delivery expert Parcelhero.
Transportation & …
The Building Blocks of Greener Shipping : Roughly three percent of the world’s greenhouse gases come from ships, a figure that puts the sector on par with the emissions of entire industrialised nations. Trade volumes keep growing, and if nothing change…
That’s one of the key findings of a new OpinionWay survey commissioned by Solutrans, revealing both strong public support for road transport’s environmental transition and deep-seated misconceptions about the sector.
The survey, carried out in Septembe…
October 2025 Newsletter
Hello and welcome to October’s newsletter – unusually from two of us this month, reflecting the latest stage of work we have undertaken together, utilising both our health and safety and economic regulatory roles, to help delive…
The Office of Rail and Road (ORR)[1] has authorised[2] significant upgrades to Newquay station in Cornwall. The station’s second platform has been reintroduced, and the project is part of a wider scheme to allow coast-to-coast services to operate, inc…