UK ‘hemorrhaging’ lorry drivers as 50,000 shortfall persists
Britain is still suffering a 50,000 shortage of lorry drivers as the industry battles to counteract a “hemorrhaging” of older workers and new recruits.
Space Flight Laboratory confirms successful orbital deployment of HawkEye 360 Cluster 6 microsatellites
Space Flight Laboratory (SFL) announced that ground control successfully established communication with three radio frequency (RF) geolocation microsatellites developed by SFL for HawkEye 360 of…
Philippines may tax nickel exports to follow Indonesia’s success
The Philippines is considering taxing nickel ore exports among options to push miners in the world’s second-biggest supplier of the metal to invest in processing…
ARTBA SVP Sant earns prestigious safety credential
Bradley M. Sant, American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) senior vice president of safety and education, has completed all requirements and earned the Certified…
Incident at the Pacific entrance of the Panama Canal under control
The Panama Canal reports that this morning the container vessel CAPE KORTIA while moving towards the PSA port in the Pacific reported a fire outbreak…
Germany wants to take action to curb Russian LNG imports
Germany’s government wants to curb imports of Russian liquefied natural gas, adding to efforts to reduce its reliance on the country’s energy supplies, according to…
UK sits out dispute between US and EU on green energy subsidies
Britain has no plans to respond to US and European Union subsidies for green industries because the country “has nothing to subsidize,” a leading environmental…
2023: a good year for ship finance
Hamburg-based ship finance platform, oceanis, predicts ship financing costs for 2023 in a new quarterly report
Gartner Research predicts decision intelligence to be among most relevant technology trends in the next decade
Axiom-One, the decision intelligence (DI) platform from Third Axiom, leverages advanced technologies and available data to generate insights and improve decision making across transportation networks
France braces for more transport chaos as reforms prompt strikes
France is bracing for another wave of strikes that will affect flights, trains and public transport as labor unions continue their protests against the government’s…
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