Ecocombis and the EU transport review

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The International Road Transport Union (IRU) has launched an appeal for Europe to adopt longer, heavier vehicles – 25.25m long/60t mgw rigs, known as LHVs, or eco-combis, or gigaliners. Although organisations representing road hauliers and forwarding companies in a number of EU member states have been vociferous in their support for LHVs, up to now the IRU has adopted a more nuanced position.

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