The European Parliament has approved a change to the EU’s heavy-duty CO2 rules that will make it easier for truck ...

Europe’s best truck parking areas have just been selected. During an industry conference in Brussels, facilities were recognised for setting new benchmarks in security, comfort and service quality for ...

A lorry driver has been ordered to pay more than €10,000 in deposits and faces criminal prosecution after a roadside check on an Austrian motorway uncovered 250 separate breaches of EU driving time ...

Government figures show that in the final quarter of 2024, 24% of HGV businesses reported driver vacancies, down from 28% in the p ...

Truckload demand strengthened on several major European spot-market corridors in the second half of 2025, especially towards ...

One of the larger logistics companies in Tyrol has found itself in a difficult financial situation. Nothegger Transport ...

For the first few weeks after Iran's latest escalation, container rates did something surprising: they kept falling. Ships had already changed course. War-risk surcharges were already being applied.

Portugal’s government has announced a temporary cut to excise duty on road diesel in an attempt to soften the impact of a ...

Protests by hauliers from the Western Balkans could once again bring freight traffic at the region’s borders to a standstill. The industry opposes the rules of the ETIAS system, which – in their view ...

A roadside inspection near the French border ended in a €47,011 shock for a haulier after police said a truck driver had ...

The Irish Road Haulage Association has warned that hauliers could stage rolling protests blocking major routes, key areas and airports unless the Irish government suspends the carbon tax as fuel ...

What is changing in several European markets is the legal path that can follow. Enforcement is becoming less driver-centric and more systemic. After a fatal or serious-injury collision, the question ...