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[2005.06.24 13:36]  The 8-point Landuyt plan

The plan drawn up by Federal Transport Minister Renaat Landuyt to improve safety in HGV transport, is based on eight principles. Firstly, the creation of an institute for road safety in lorries, analo  »»

[2005.06.24 10:30]  Raben Logistics eyes CJ International

Raben Logistics, a division of the Raben group, is currently in negotiations with Trans Universal Poland S.A. for the acquisition of the Polish CJ International company, whose capital is currently hel  »»

[2005.06.22 16:56]  Iber Logistic in liquidation

Iber Logistic, a subsidiary of the Spanish group Transfera, had been placed in legal review on March 7, and was decreed to be in liquidation by the trade and commerce tribunal of Bayonne on June 13. T  »»

[2005.06.21 16:02]  Galileo: joint offer 10% cheaper

Having failed to decide between the offers made by consortiums Eurely and iNavSat, the GJU company (Galileo Joint Undertaking), responsible for developing the European satellite positioning project, r  »»

[2005.06.21 15:00]  Marco Polo II up and running quicker?

The second European Marco Polo development project for combined and inter-modal transport, planned for the period 2007-2013, might already receive its first reading by the European Parliament as earl  »»

[2005.06.21 11:51]  Active European support for combined transport

European transport commissioner Jacques Barrot reminded the general assembly of the UIRR of the desire of the Commission to support combined transport, particularly via the Marco Polo programme. In 20  »»

[2005.06.20 12:42]  Swift reaction to van Brempt initiative

Flemish Mobility Minister Kathleen Van Brempt announced on Sunday during the ‘De Zevzende Dag’ broadcast, her project to reduce the maximum speed for all utility vehicles of over 3.5 tonnes to 80   »»

[2005.06.17 14:48]  Frйjus tunnel: decision on June 30.

On June 30th the security committee for the Frйjus tunnel should detail the strategy for bringing the tunnel back into working order. This will involve a time-table for works to be carried out and a   »»

[2005.06.17 11:13]  Hoyer turnover up 11.6% in 2004

German group Hoyer, based in Hamburg, turned over 729.7 million Euros in 2004, up 11.6% on the previous year. Despite this, the profit / activity volume ratio, at 1.2%, remains below target. The reaso  »»

[2005.06.16 13:41]  Cargolog Weiss becomes Gebrьder Weiss

Another step has been taken in the process of simplifying the identity of the Cargolog Weiss company, which will now operate in Bulgaria under the name of Gebrьder Weiss. The final integration of th  »»

[2005.06.15 16:49]  DSV up on forecast

The DSV group, quoted on the Copenhagen stock exchange, and employing 11,000 persons in 36 countries, has performed ahead of forecast since the beginning of 2005. According to the directors, the worl  »»

[2005.06.15 15:20]  Minister Alistair Darling favours digital tachograph delay

British transport minister Alistair Darling, who is about to become president of the European Council transport sector, has already expressed himself in favour of a later date than August 5th 2005 fo  »»

[2005.06.14 17:16]  IRU wants to avoid tachograph chaos

The 5th of August is still in the calendar as the day when the digital tachograph will be introduced. The lack of preparation of member states is, however, leading to fears that the situation will be   »»

[2005.06.13 15:04]  Europe calls for rail after Frйjus

The European Commission has expressed its desire to see rail transport increase in traffic between Italy and the other countries of the European Union. It has recognised that 80% of such traffic passe  »»

[2005.06.13 10:25]  TNT continues progress in Europe

This Dutch postal group has just bought the Door-to-Door company, the principal provider of express delivery services in Slovenia. Founded in 1991, it operates a hub, seven depots and 120 vehicles, br  »»

[2005.06.09 17:39]  Raben honoured for development in Poland

Dutch group Raben has received the Dutch-Polish Trade Award which recognises its development in Poland. The Netherlands represents the second largest foreign investor in Poland. (CY)   »»

[2005.06.09 14:08]  Nagel now holding 75% of Andreas Andresen

German group Nagel (Versmold), which already held 47.5% of the shares in Danish transport company Andreas Andresen, has bought a new tranche of shares to take its holding up to 75%. These shares were   »»

[2005.06.09 10:59]  System Alliance Europe makes its debut

German group Hellmann has announced the creation of System Alliance Europe, active in groupage. The partners together account for 24,000 employees and generate a turnover of 5 billion Euros. They are  »»

[2005.06.08 10:39]  Transport & Logistic: 40,000 visitors from 103 countries

The Transport & Logistic salon in Munich closed its doors as a resounding success, despite a duration cut to 4 days. Amongst the 40,000 visitors, 64% were in management positions and 28% in top manage  »»

[2005.06.07 14:10]  Rohlig (Poland) joins 24plus network

The 24plus network of logistics services, based in Hauneck (Germany) has a new partner in the form of Rohlig Ltd, from Piaseczno (Poland) a subsidiary of the Bremen group Rцhlig. With 9 locations in   »»

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