IRU is the trusted voice for mobility and logistics, upholding the interest of bus, coach, taxi and truck operators as well as the broader mobility and logistics industry.
By promoting and enhancing cooperation between industry and decision makers, IRU contributes to facilitating trade and building prosperity.
IRU champions excellence in road transport through international certification standards that create real competitive advantage.
New tachograph partially ready for EU deployment, IRU asks for grace period
Starting today, the new smart tachograph version 2 (SMT2) is mandatory for all newly registered commercial heavy-duty vehicles. But given the delays in the availability of SMT2 devices, IRU is asking the European Commission to recommend that Member States provide a grace period until the end of 2023 to prevent the blockage of tens of thousands of new trucks and coaches.
IRU and Iranian road transport sector explore key regional opportunities
IRU and the Iranian road transport sector look to harmonise trade and transit along the international east-west and north-south transport corridors and continue expanding TIR.
IRU outlines decarbonisation transition scenarios in United Arab Emirates
The latest UAE National Dialogue for Climate Ambition, focused on mobility, took place this week in Abu Dhabi. IRU outlined key scenarios to achieve net zero CO₂ emissions in commercial road transport.
China’s growing international e-commerce trade turns to TIR
TIR, the only global transit system, is now bringing additional efficiency and security to China’s booming e-commerce trade.
EU emergency mechanism must guarantee freedom of movement
Today’s European Parliament vote will help to preserve the free movement of people and goods in the EU in the event of future emergencies. Restrictions on mobility and logistics services must be avoided at all costs.
MODALES delivers low-emission driving techniques
There are plenty of proposed legislative and technological solutions to reduce road vehicle emissions. The EU-funded MODALES project took a different approach: it focused on driver behaviour. The results are now in.