Road transport economics5
Canada blocks the US and rattles mobility
Cross-border tariff war: Ottawa vs Washington
On September 8, 2026, the Canadian government led by Prime Minister Mark Carney officially triggered heavy retaliatory tariffs in Ottawa ranging between 15 and 50 percent on over twenty billion dollars... continue
Tariff war: Canada challenges the US and defends the automotive sector
Ottawa responds by focusing on an independent supply chain
Tensions are rising in the global automotive sector: Canadian leadership led by Mark Carney firmly denounced in Ottawa the ongoing violations of the USMCA free trade agreement by the United States, which... continue
US Driver's License Crackdown: Trump Cripples Trucking
The cancellation of 200,000 foreign drivers' CDLs exacerbate severe labor shortages across the American logistics
The US Department of Transportation implemented strict measures against foreign commercial drivers by revoking the Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) of approximately 200,000 temporary-status immigrants. T... continue
Luxury meets performance: Lamborghini takes elite resorts by storm with "Driven by Color"
The Italian brand brings its electrified supercar lineup to exclusive pop-up destinations across the Mediterranean
Automobili Lamborghini officially launched its "Driven by Color" summer tour, an experiential initiative designed to bring the brand's high-performance allure beyond traditional dealerships. Through custom... continue
European natural gas prices ease: relief for energy and transports
The drop in prices and the reinstatement of routes brings relief to mobility
European energy markets recorded a downturn in natural gas prices at the benchmark Title Transfer Facility (TTF) hub in Amsterdam, with August futures dropping to 58 euros per megawatt-hour, reflecting... continue