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UK National Infrastructure Commission carbon reduction plan “unrealistic”

News17 Apr 2019

The Confederation of British Industry believes the NIC’s targets are over optimistic; the Rail Freight Group has welcomed the NIC&rsqu...

Hamburg – night journeys and other modes to alleviate road traffic

News16 Apr 2019

HHLA subsidiary CTD Container-Transport-Dienst alleviates traffic on roads in the port by conducting journeys at night and increasing the sh...

Dutch looking to 32m long trucks

News5 Mar 2019

The Dutch Ministry for Infrastructure and Water Management is looking to allows tests of road rigs with 32m overall length...

UK government in £33M out of court settlement with Eurotunnel

News3 Mar 2019

The payment was agreed on Friday, 1st March, the day the action brought by Eurotunnel against the UK government was due to begin in the High...

Eurotunnel, TLF Overseas in Brexit deal

News28 Feb 2019

Having installed infrastructure that will host future French state services (customs, sanitary and phytosanitary requirements), Eurotunnel h...

TIR Truck from Europe to China

News25 Feb 2019

The first eastbound TIR truck journey has recently been completed...

Post Nord introduces giagliners in Germany

News15 Feb 2019

Postnord Logistics is operating two gigaliners in its hub to hub services...

New E-Gates for Eurotunnel

News13 Feb 2019

IN Groupe (formerly Imprimerie Nationale) is to equip Eurotunnel’s terminals in Coquelles (Calais Fréthun) and Folkestone with its SAS PA...

Daimler Benz to invest €500M in automated trucks

News13 Jan 2019

Daimler Benz will commit around €500M (US$570M) over the next five years to further the development of automated HGVs, with the goal of ac...

EU Ministers set less ambitious truck carbon emissions targets

News22 Dec 2018

The EU Council of Environment Ministers has agreed to set a target of 15% reduction in CO2E from trucks by 2030, rather than the earlier dra...

First China to Europe TIR truck secures trade flow in record time

News1 Dec 2018

Less than a year after China joined the TIR Convention, the first TIR journey by road from China to Europe was completed in 13 days, with a ...

Dutch truck toll from 2023

News21 Nov 2018

The Dutch government has decided to implement truck tolls from 2023 for trucks over 3.5 tonnes. The charge is estimated to increase the tota...

New IRU research points to technology and automation

News7 Nov 2018

Technology and automation will define the future of road transport according to new IRU research, but the organisation adds that significant...

COSCO to trial Liverpool with feeder call

News16 Oct 2018

The Port of Liverpool has announced it will receive a vessel call from COSCO on Wednesday, 17th October...

German calls for heavier trucks

News1 Oct 2018

Several German trade and industry associations are lobbying for allowable mgws of articulated lorries on German roads to be increased to 44t...

German motorways supervision

News1 Oct 2018

In a move aimed at accelerating the drive to digital infrastructure, responsibility for Germany’s motorways and federal highways is to be ...

UK National Infrastructure Commission carbon reduction plan “unrealistic”

Hamburg – night journeys and other modes to alleviate road traffic

Dutch looking to 32m long trucks

UK government in £33M out of court settlement with Eurotunnel

Eurotunnel, TLF Overseas in Brexit deal

TIR Truck from Europe to China

Post Nord introduces giagliners in Germany

New E-Gates for Eurotunnel

Daimler Benz to invest €500M in automated trucks

EU Ministers set less ambitious truck carbon emissions targets

First China to Europe TIR truck secures trade flow in record time

Dutch truck toll from 2023

New IRU research points to technology and automation

COSCO to trial Liverpool with feeder call

German calls for heavier trucks

German motorways supervision

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No peak season problems for LA in a record quarter

Port of Savannah says business as usual after ILA strike, vessel wait times not a concern

New ZPMC cranes for Egypt and Panama

PSA Singapore breaks ground on new supply chain hub at Tuas Port

Will the Chancellor waive the fiscal rules for UK shipping?

UK National Infrastructure Commission carbon reduction plan “unrealistic”

Hamburg – night journeys and other modes to alleviate road traffic

Dutch looking to 32m long trucks

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No peak season problems for LA in a record quarter

Port of Savannah says business as usual after ILA strike, vessel wait times not a concern

New ZPMC cranes for Egypt and Panama

PSA Singapore breaks ground on new supply chain hub at Tuas Port

Will the Chancellor waive the fiscal rules for UK shipping?

DP World investment jeopardised by UK government snub

DP World to attend UK economic summit after all

Yard density at high levels, says Maersk

First trains depart on Tanzanian SGR

Refuelling hydrogen RTG in LA