
Autor
James Miller specjalizuje się w globalnej logistyce i dynamice łańcucha dostaw. Jego prace badawcze zgłębiają zawiłości handlu międzynarodowego, wyzwania infrastrukturalne i postęp technologiczny kształtujący współczesny handel. Jest orędownikiem zrównoważonych praktyk i przejrzystości w działaniu łańcucha dostaw.

MAN Truck & Bus and TIP Group Reach Framework Deal to Deliver 1,800 Trucks Across Europe
MAN Truck & Bus and TIP Group have signed a three-year framework agreement for the staged delivery of up to 1,800 trucks across 18 European countries, including both diesel and battery-electric models.

FERCAM trials Mercedes‑Benz eActros 600 to advance long‑distance electric freight
The arrival of a Mercedes‑Benz eActros 600 at FERCAM’s Bolzano branch signals a concrete step toward decarbonising regional and long‑distance road freight.

Voltempo installs first megawatt-scale HyperCharger at Kuehne+Nagel East Midlands Gateway
The United Kingdom now hosts its first megawatt-scale charging centre for heavy goods vehicles (eHGVs), installed by Voltempo at the Kuehne+Nagel East Midlands Gateway terminal as part of the eFREIGHT 2030 programme.

Trials begin for Russia’s Moskva-2024 autonomous metro train on the Big Circle Line
The Moscow Metro has started trials of the new Moskva-2024 autonomous metro train on the Big Circle Line (BCL), marking a fresh chapter in urban mobility and technology integration.

How experienced drivers and industry leaders are opening classroom doors to future transport talent
This article reveals how trucking professionals are stepping into classrooms to share career paths and spark interest in the transportation sector among students.

Team De Rooy Secures Top Positions at Dakar Rally 2026 with Goodyear OFFROAD
The 2026 Dakar Rally saw Team De Rooy take a commanding win in the truck category, with the #604 NORDIS Team De Rooy FPT taking first and the #602 Instatrade Loprais Team De Rooy FPT finishing second.

Carmelo González, president of the Confederation Española de Transporte de Mercancías (CETM), has issued a public appeal to every link in the road freight supply chain to prepare for the regulatory change that raises the maximum authorized mass from 40 to 44 tonnes.

Enhanced checks on school buses: Guardia Civil and local police ramp up enforcement
This piece reveals the key measures and likely impacts of the recent special enforcement campaign focused on school transport.

How autonomous trucks could help solve Spain’s trucker shortage
This piece looks at the potential for autonomous trucks to relieve Spain’s chronic scarcity of professional drivers and what that shift may mean for the logistics industry.

FACUA clarifies passengers’ entitlements following the Adamuz high‑speed train derailment
The article outlines passengers’ rights and available remedies after the high‑speed train derailment in Adamuz, and reviews the immediate transport and logistical implications.

The national transport federation PYMETRANS is pressing the government and sector forums to activate the Evaluation Commission that would study access to early retirement for drivers and other transport workers whose roles involve high professional wear and occupational disease risk.

Circular economy tactics to reduce Scope 3 emissions across supply chains
Scope 3 emissions and circular economy principles will be unpacked here, showing practical steps companies can take to lower indirect carbon footprints across supply chains.
