Post-Brexit trade disruption and ongoing congestion are causing critical build-ups of containers at UK ports, according to the latest data from Container xChange. The UK’s…
The Rail Industry Association, the representative body for the rail supply chain in the UK, has asked the UK government when they can expect the…
Non-discriminatory support measures for everyone in the rail freight sector. That is what the European Rail Freight Association wants from the European Commission and the…
Britain’s largest intermodal port Felixstowe saw disrupted global trade flows result in traffic backed up at the quayside. With road traffic struggling to cope, rail…
The familiar names of Freightliner and Tarmac have signed a wide-ranging contract, cementing their existing relationship. The rail freight haulier will support a number of…
Combined transport volumes have decreased by 7 per cent this year, and this is a trens unlikely to swing in the other direction soon. Companies…
Since roughly March this year rail freight companies have seen an increase in exceptional consignments. These include products that had to be transported specifically to…
Germany, Britain and France are all finding support for their rail industries to be a complex matter. Competing interests have survived the coronavirus pandemic, and…
European combined transport had a difficult year in 2019. It was a year of reckoning after the optimism of the year before, concludes the UIRR.…
Europe’s economic recovery after COVID-19 must be green, also in transport. Transport should help finance the recovery, through application of user-pays and polluter-pays principles. This…
This week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to announce a massive programme of infrastructure investment for the UK. There is speculation as to how…
The European Commission has proposed a regulation that allows EU Member States to waive or reduce track access charges as well as reservation charges. This…