September marks the end of most summer truck restrictions across Europe, but freight operators are not yet in the clear.

Several important changes will take effect in September 2026 for hauliers undertaking international road transport in Europe.

Ultra-fast charging, a new heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell, Level 4 autonomous driving and a plug-in hybrid powertrain are ...

Scottish bulk-liquid logistics specialist Braid Logistics (UK) Limited is expected to enter liquidation after more than 70 ...

Belgian logistics group JOST has agreed to acquire German transport company CTJ Janssen GmbH, in a deal that will add around ...

Irish hauliers have avoided a 10-cent-per-litre increase in diesel taxation due on 1 September, after the Government ...

According to the resulting case study, electric HGVs could handle up to 95% of the short and regional journeys across the two ...

German exports of goods and services rose by 2% in Q2 2026 from the previous three months after adjustment for prices, ...

Ewals Cargo Care has formally completed its acquisition of Vos Transport Group, with the Dutch haulier now set to form the ...

The revocation followed two separate interventions. In November 2025, DVSA officers stopped a PS Haulage vehicle that was not ...