In a bold move to address the escalating issue of car theft and the practice of "re-vinning," Canada’s federal transportation minister, Anita Anand, is rallying for a collective national effort. She calls for provinces and territories to close loopholes that allow criminals to re-sell s
The black cab trade in London is at a critical juncture, with the number of licensed taxis plummeting by 37% over the past decade. This equates to a loss of around 1,000 drivers annually, a situation that industry leaders believe could spell the end for this iconic mode of transport if urgent
Osun State, Nigeria, faces significant infrastructural deficits across its local governments, hindering its socioeconomic progress. These gaps affect essential services such as healthcare, education, transportation, power supply, water, sanitation, urban planning, and housing. This article delves
In an era where data-driven technologies and AI dominate, Australia's transport registration and licensing (R&L) systems are unfortunately lagging behind. These systems, relics from the late 20th century, are due for a significant overhaul to meet modern demands. This article delves into
Romania's rail freight sector has been facing significant challenges recently, particularly highlighted by the bankruptcy of the country's largest rail freight carrier, CFR Marfă. This financial collapse has prompted the Romanian Government to take swift and decisive action by
Recent developments in the UK have raised significant questions regarding the potential consequences of Transport Secretary Louise Haigh's remarks about P&O Ferries. Haigh described the company as a "rogue operator" and urged the public to boycott its services. This statement
