Transport and Logistics Network
In 2019, new startup Kodiak Robotics opened a facility in the North Texas city of Lancaster to test its self-driving trucking technology[1]. Less than four years later, the company will begin its operations, and on a familiar freeway.This week, the com…
Trans-Atlantic westbound demand fell sharply in March amid rate decline
An abundance of trans-Atlantic capacity and improving schedule reliability through the first quarter has been accompanied by a steep drop in volume, with rates falling steadily sin…
Tewkesbury looks set to get itself a Papa Johns pizza takeaway in less than a fortnight. The American chain is moving to the High Street and appears set to open on Thursday, May 4 in the former Barclays Bank building
It’s the latest branch in Glouceste…
A lion[1] has been spotted in Chad’s Sena Oura National Park for the first time in almost two decades.
A team of conservationists from the Chadian government and the New York City-based nonprofit Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) released an image on…
A stinking 31ft whale[1] carcass washed up on a UK beach on Thursday (April 20) and had to be hauled onto a lorry when locals complained about the stench.
The beastly female minke whale had been spotted in North Berwick, Scotland[2], on Wednesday (Apri…
A minke whale[1] was spotted being carried off a Scottish beach in the back of a lorry after it washed ashore.The female was seen in North Berwick on Wednesday, April 19, but washed up onto West Bay Beach once the tide receded.Workers spent about …
Sean Moran, researcher and writer at JUMSPEC, pictured, examines their latest analysis and why ransomware attacks are on the rise in the transport sector.
Aviation, maritime, rail and road transport organisations are experiencing increased levels of ra…
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said he wants Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan and Dublin Port to engage with the State-owned company’s masterplan after the Green Party leader outlined “significant concerns” with the final phase.
Known as 3FM, the project …
Officers from Durham Police’s road traffic team spotted the man behind the wheel of a 26-tonne lorry travelling on the A1(M) while talking on his mobile.
The striking image, which the police then shared to social media, was one that shocked members of …
An existing gypsy and traveller site on the edge of Cheltenham[1] could be extended. An application for new mobile homes has been submitted to Tewkesbury Borough Council.
The site is at Brookside Stables, off Cold Pool Lane, Badgeworth. There are alrea…