Road transport news
Updated 13 Nov 2026, 16:28 UTC · 26 headlines from 3 sources
Headlines for international road transport in Europe: EU rules, Mobility Package and cabotage, tolls and road charging, freight rates and large carriers. Every headline links to the original source; full texts are not republished.
Netherlands: 2027 driving restrictions for goods transport
UK: 2027 driving restrictions for goods transport
Key terms in sea transport and freight forwarding
Germany: 2027 driving restrictions for goods transport
France: strike-related road disruptions on 5 November
The handling fee on parcels from outside the EU: how will it affect e-commerce logistics?
Spain: clarification on electronic journey form for coach cabotage
Poland: official information and updates on the SENT system
Trade Fair Transport 2027: How Industry Shifts Are Shaping Logistics
Additional and regular truck driving bans in Europe – November 2026
Bulgaria: traffic restrictions
Iceland: clarification on driver posting rules
Türkiye–Bulgaria: truck driver protests disrupt Kapıkule and Hamzabeyli border crossings
Air Freight: Key terms, documents and abbreviations
Further changes to SENT in 2026: Waste and scrap excluded from the system
Road safety statistics for 2025 confirm drop in EU road deaths
Road Transport terms explained
Joint press release on the 19th implementation meeting of the EU–China Maritime Transport Agreement
New regulations in Spain effective October 5, 2026 (DeCA). What you need to know before arranging transportation
What is Freight? We explain the meanings of the term
Toll Fees in Europe: more increases are coming
Bulgaria, Greece and Romania step up delivery of strategic transport links
CEF Transport: Almost €3 billion requested for transport infrastructure projects
Portugal, Slovakia and Norway join cross-border initiative on autonomous vehicle testbeds
Danube Transport Ministers renew push for effective waterway rehabilitation and maintenance
Sources. IRU Flash Info, European Commission (Mobility and Transport), Euro24.
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