Matthias du Verle, from Wolfgang Pro, discusses the development of a new digital platform that could simplify the process … The contract of carriage was presented as a solution to the clarification by the French government of its position on the VAT exemption for deliveries of goods and services relatedRead More →
In Switzerland, Industriellen Werke Basel (IWB) has placed a large order with ABB to provide both the electrification and recharging solutions required for the conversion of the bus fleet into electric drives. Basel public transport operator Basler Verkehrs-Betriebe (BV) aims to convert its entire bus fleet to electric buses byRead More →
Global Refrigerated Transport Equipment Market is the notice that has been added to the Market research location information base. The report covers indoor and outdoor overview, item description, industry scope, and exposes the market perspective and development status till 2027. In this report, organizations will get to know the currentRead More →
Further doubt has been cast over the easing of most of the remaining Covid-19 restrictions on the Irish company as planned on October 22. Those numbers have risen in recent weeks, with hospital numbers reaching all-time highs in seven months and health officials have expressed concern over the sudden changeRead More →
The French administrative court in Paris on Thursday ordered the government to do more to fight climate change. The court said France had exceeded the ceiling on greenhouse gas emissions set by its first national carbon budget in 2015-2018, causing “ecological damage”. He ordered the government to cut emissions byRead More →
Related: Rail link between Fujairah and Saudi border nearing completion The UAE’s Etihad Rail project is a crucial step in a long-term plan to create a regional network, said a leading consultant involved in the transport project. Etihad Rail aims to connect the country’s commercial, industrial and demographic centers, andRead More →
Jean-Baptiste Djebbari, Secretary of State for Transport, said: “There will be around 80% (from Monday) of traffic in the metro. Buses and trams will operate normally. For the [national train company] At the SNCF, on Monday, around 7 out of 10 trains will be running, including TGV, TER and Transilien.Read More →
From Lille in the windy north to Perpignan, blushing in the sunny south, the French towns are easy to appreciate. Cobbled streets embroider the historic core, punctuated with pretty places flowery and flanked by cafes. Add a grand cathedral, an impressive art museum, a bustling market and a Street orRead More →