15/06/2023 10:30 - 16:00 CEST Brussels & online
Opening doors to Horizon Europe for ECG Members
22/06/2023 14:00 - 15:00 CEST Webinar
Maritime & Ports Working Group
28/06/2023 18:00 - 29/06/2023 15:00 CEST Bristol, UK
To provide a common platform for the finished vehicle logistics industry in Europe through:
Multi-modal methods of transportation of new cars by ECG members
Port of Hanko - 2023-06-02
The Port of Hanko has recently joined the ranks of ECG members! …
RailFreight.com - 2023-06-02
The Balkan states of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia have taken a decisive step towards connecting their transport networks with the TEN-T network. …
IRU - 2023-06-02
IRU’s Secretary General held bilateral talks and spoke at the annual International Transport Forum (ITF) Summit of transport ministers in Leipzig. …
ECG - 2023-06-02
31 May 2023 saw the second meeting of the Quality Working Group this year, with a very good turnout both online and in the room in Brussels. Thanks to those who attended the meeting and contributed to the lively discussions! …
The Load Star - 2023-06-02
Hauliers must recalibrate their route networks to alleviate the strain on Europe’s beleaguered road transport sector caused by the ever-worsening driver shortage. …
ECG - 2023-06-02
ECG is organising the next Maritime & Ports Meeting on 28/29 June 2023 in Bristol, kindly sponsored by The Bristol Port Company. We invite all Members and Partners active in the maritime sector to join. …
Automotive News Europe - 2023-06-01
Dutch contract car manufacturer VDL Nedcar will cut 1,800 jobs in 2023 as it struggles to replace its canceled production deal with BMW, owner VDL Group said. …
RailFreight.com - 2023-06-01
Despite the optimism on the side of Deutsche Bahn (DB) last week, the negotiations with labour union EVG seem to have reached rock bottom. …
Council of the EU - 2023-06-01
Main results …
trans.info - 2023-06-01
Glasgow has long held the title of having the most polluted street in the country. Before the pandemic, concentrations of the pollutant nitrogen dioxide on Hope Street in Glasgow averaged 50% more than the safe legal limit. …