The Impact of Inexperienced Drivers Recent studies by the Insurance Bureau of Canada have brought to light a concerning trend: drivers with less than three years of experience are significantly more likely to be involved in traffic accidents. This correlation underscores the argument for enhanced
In the U.S., transloading, the process of transferring cargo from one mode of transportation to another, is making a strong comeback in the logistics sector. The practice is increasingly preferred as it offers flexibility in shifting goods between trucks, trains, and other vehicles, effectively
Amid the rumble of political discourse, a particular anecdote from President Joe Biden has sparked both curiosity and skepticism. During a recent campaign rally in Tampa, Florida, the President made a fleeting comment suggesting his earlier life as a trucker: "I used to drive an 18-wheeler." This
As Ukraine navigates the uncharted waters of conflict, its resolve to progress remains undiminished. The country is tirelessly working to align itself with European standards through significant legislative reforms. In a display of resilience and cultural pride, Ukraine continues to showcase its
Introduction of EU ETS2 Targeting Building and Road Transport Emissions As the European Union gears up to introduce its second Emissions Trading System (EU ETS2), a stark focus has been placed on the sectors of building and road transport. Set to launch in 2027, early preparations for this
Europe's road transport sector, crucial for connecting supply chains across the continent, has witnessed complexities recently. In early 2024, curious fluctuations in spot rates on the Trans.eu platform signaled a potentially shifting landscape. While the industry, once teetering, seems to be
