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The British Government has selected nine local authorities to develop over a thousand charge points for electric cars. The new EV infrastructure will spring up in England, including Durham, Nottinghamshire, and Suffolk. …

Instability in freight prices, weekly or monthly fuel adjustments to contracts, and pressure for higher rates for drivers - these are the challenges that transport and logistics market players will have to face over the coming months. …

The construction of Sweden's largest private charging station for electrified trucks is already underway at Västsvenska GLC (Göteborgs Lastbilcentral). The facility boasts 15 charging points and is due to open in December 2022. …

The European Labour Authority (ELA) published recently the first two information leaflets for drivers and operat …

Carmakers have been looking for alternative routes to deliver finished vehicles and automotive parts between Europe and Russia since the latter invaded Ukraine. …

The completion of the Rastatt tunnel on the Rhine Alpine corridor is pushed back again. The railway tunnel in Germany will not be operational until mid-2026, Deutsche Bahn has said. …

Government and the logistics sector are this week (10 August 2022) launching an exciting new campaign - Generation Logistics - which aims to tackle the industry's long-term recruitment issues and future-proof the industry's talent pipeli …

The Lombardy Region has greenlit the project for the quadruplication of the rail route between Milano Rogoredo and Pavia, in the North of Italy. However, advantages for rail freight will not be tangible before 2030. …

Capturing CO2 from the air while running a train: it could even make a diesel-fueled train nearly carbon-neutral. …

Finland’s Minister of Transport and Communications Timo Harakka has called the recent proposal by the European Commission on the European standard rail gauge “unreasonable”. The views of Finnish officials and experts vary, but speci …