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Transport and Legislation: What New Constraints in 2025?

In 2025, the European transport sector is facing major legislative changes that directly impact transport buyers and industrial supply chain managers. These new regulations bring both challenges and opportunities for those aiming to stay competitive while complying with legal requirements. Let’s take a closer look. Conclusion2025 marks a turning point for the transport industry, with […]

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Driver shortage: a threat to the industrial supply chain?

The driver shortage is one of the major challenges facing industrial supply chains in Europe. According to the European Road Haulers Association (2023), the European Union is currently short 400,000 drivers—a number expected to reach 500,000 by 2025. This shortage has direct consequences on supply chain performance, including delivery delays and increased logistics costs. Why

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How social network is impacting the freight industry

Marketing and Advertising Social network is a valuable tool for freight transportation companies to promote their services to a wider audience. Targeted ads help reach potential customers, and company pages provide a platform to share information about new products, promotions and special offers. Increasing Visibility Transportation companies can use social media to improve their online

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111,000 carriers and taxi drivers receive direct aid approved in August

The new direct aid to the road transport sector amounting to 450 million euros, in addition to that approved in March, was one of the star measures included in the agreement signed last July between the sector’s organisations and the Government to continue to alleviate the high fuel prices, consisting of a fixed amount for both goods and passenger hauliers, taxis, vtcs and ambulances depending on the number of vehicles they own.

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