Transport and Logistics Network
In its latest market report “Truck transport in Germany”, issue 4/2025, the European Load Association of International Freight Forwarders (ELVIS) AG speaks of an “economic stabilisation – albeit at a low level”.
“In the short-term comparison, we can s…
Eindhoven terminal begins real‑world hydrogen operations as part of its plan for a fully diesel‑free fleet by 2026.
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DHL Freight has introduced its first hydrogen‑powered truck into daily operations in Eindhoven, marking a significan…
Jonathan Murray, Acting Managing Director, Zemo Partnership, reflects on the lastest transport decarbonisation progress
It’s been a mixed start to 2026 for the road transport decarbonisation agenda; but certainly nowhere near as miserable as the weathe…
The road transport markets in Europe and the United States have shown clearly divergent developments since 2024. And while both regions experienced similar capacity movements in 2022, they have taken distinctly different courses in recent years. Christ…
France’s Geodis has begun operating a multimodal logistics service for skincare products specialist Naos, combining rail and road options. Goods are collected in Neuville-en-Ferrain, in northern France, then transported over a distance of around 45 kil…
TEHRAN – More than 100 million tons of petroleum products are transported across Iran each year, accounting for around 17 percent of total freight movement in the country, a senior road transport official said.
Mehrdad Hamdollahi, director general of t…
Decarbonising heavy goods vehicles poses unique challenges but Britain is taking steps to address them, as SMMT data published this week shows new zero emission truck registrations more than doubled last year. It is positive albeit nascent gr…
How can we advance interoperability and trust in data exchange? Industry leaders explored this increasingly urgent digitalisation challenge at the second edition of the IRU Technology and Innovation Roundtable, hosted by Daimler Truck.
Over 30 se…
The first light of dawn hits a container yard, and the world is already in motion. Steel boxes glide from ship to shore, from rail to road, from warehouse to doorstep. Every beep of a reversing truck and every crane lifting a container carries the quie…
Transport companies have wasted no time taking advantage of the new types of operations now possible under the global TIR transit system.
Since China broadened the types of transport operations possible under TIR[1] to include bonded goods and al…