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Following the decreasing impact of COVID-19, the Global Maritime Forum, together with relevant partners and stakeholders, will explore the possibility of a Neptune Indicator 2.0, collecting and communicating data on seafarer wellbeing to …

The Spanish infrastructure manager Adif is introducing a new freight tracking system, called SIMPLE (Simplification of Processes for a Logistic Enhancement), at the beginning of 2024. …

Mazda needs to overhaul its strategy in China, the world's biggest auto market, where it faces increasingly tough competition from domestic rivals, the automaker's chief executive said. …

Decarbonizing shipping is like herding cats, and that herd, otherwise known as the International Maritime Organization (IMO), unveiled major new global emission-reduction targets Friday. …

General Motors is seeing strong demand for many of its U.S. vehicles, but can't deliver them to dealers fast enough, one of the company's top executives told Reuters on Monday. …

Last month, European ferry operator Stena Line published an article on its website that detailed why a surcharge would have to be i …

If the last few years have proven anything, it’s that disruptions are inevitable. Logistics leaders know that more than anyone. …

The European Commission has launched its long-awaited Greening Freight Transport package, a Green Deal initiative seeking to reduce road transport emissions significantly. …

Autologa UAB is happy to announce that it has joined ECG! Autologa was established in 2021 in Kaunas. We specialize in vehicle logistics services throughout Europe.  …

Tesla has begun discussions with the Indian government for an investment proposal to set up a car factory in the country, with an annual capacity of as many as 500,000 electric vehicles, the Times of India reported. …

Compliance with draft EU pollution standards for trucks and buses will increase manufacturing costs by up to €2.400 euros per vehicle – less than the €2.800 estimated by the European Commission and the €12.000 touted by industry. …

The business group says bureaucracy is putting Europe at risk of falling behind in the race to attract clean-energy investments. …

Cargo and container ships make up the lion’s share of shipping emissions, but LNG-carriers and cruise ships main driver of increased emissions. …

Many European countries offer fiscal support to stimulate market uptake of electric commercial vehicles, but these tax benefits and purchase incentives differ widely. …

Toyota readjusts its hydrogen strategy, now aiming for market share in Europe and China over North America. The Japanese company targets selling 200,000 fuel cell vehicles by 2030, primarily trucks but also passenger cars. …

The EU Batteries Regulation – adopted by the Council on 10 July 2023 – is set to have far-reaching implications for the European battery value chain. …

At its meeting today, the Council of Ministers authorised, at the proposal of the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda (Mitma), the tendering of a contract for the construction of the inner rail network of the Port of Sagunto …

Chinese automakers exported more vehicles wholesale to Russia than anywhere else in the first five months of this year, filling a void left by global manufacturers exiting the market because of the invasion of Ukraine. …

The European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF), representing the interests of transport workers across Europe, has taken note of the European Commission’s Greening Transport Package. …

TN-ITS (the Transport Network ITS ERTICO innovation platform) seeks to enhance cooperation with different actors to develop and promote its technical specification for the exchange of updates of road attributes between road authorities a …