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A lack of charging infrastructure is still worrying automakers. …

EU Member States have reached a last-minute consensus on the Platform Workers Directive, aiming to regulate the gig economy while accommodating diverse national models. The focus now turns to national implementation. …

On 12 March 2024, Members of the European Parliament agreed on a common position on the revision of the Weights and Dimensions Directive including harmonisation of loaded length of vehicle transporters up to a total of 20.75 m when cross …

At the end of 2023 the ECG Tech Board ran a survey among ECG members and OEMs to understand the challenges that impact the FVL sector the most. …

ACEA commends efforts to enhance support measures for combined transport organisers and extend the Directive’s scope to all intra-EU intermodal transport. …

Public charging availability, expensive upfront costs, higher electricity bills, battery lifetime, and charging times all cited as key concerns in making the transition to a battery electric vehicle (BEV) for the “early majority” - the s …

The two Japanese automakers aim to drive down costs and catch up to rivals such as Tesla and entrants from China in the global EV race. …

INFORM, a leading software developer specializing in artificial intelligence and operations research, is thrilled to announce its latest study on IT in vehicle logistics, highlighting key findings on IT and AI's transformative impact in …

Ahead of the key global event that will decide the pace of shipping’s decarbonization, Vincent Clerc, CEO of Danish shipping and logistics giant A.P. …

Being a truck driver can be challenging. Truckfly’s CEO, Stéphane Rabiller, explains how its app is improving the daily lives of over 330,000 truck drivers. …