At IRU and TransFollow’s eCMR webinar, industry experts discussed how digitalisation is improving operational efficiency, while uneven adoption, customer readiness and interoperability challenges remain as Europe prepares for eFTI.

IRU is closely following developments at the EU–Türkiye border and the road transport industry’s overall concerns over Schengen entry and stay rules affecting its drivers, including in the Western Balkans. These concerns must be addressed to keep vital supply chains moving.

IRU member the Federal Association of German Bus and Coach Companies (bdo) has named three winners of its inaugural Top Bus Destination awards, recognising practical measures that make it easier for coaches to bring visitors to cities, attractions and landmarks.

IRU and the Asian Institute of Logistics (ASIL) are establishing a new training and certification programme for professional drivers in Malaysia to advance road safety and supply chain efficiency.

Electric trucks are slowly getting cheaper, ranges are improving and the technology is ready to scale in many instances in Europe. DSV’s Anders Rousing explains why operators should start learning now – even before the business case is fully here.

IRU Secretary General Habib Turki met with senior leaders from Türkiye’s business community and the Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) to advance regional connectivity, facilitate international trade and remove barriers.

IRU’s President and Secretary General participated in the 48th BSEC-URTA General Assembly in Istanbul, marking 25 years of cooperation and calling for stronger regional connectivity, faster border crossings and practical solutions to today’s challenges.