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Runway safety concerns in focus as Japan probes Tokyo crash on 03/01/24
Japanese investigators are preparing to probe the collision of two airplanes at Tokyo's Haneda airport, weeks after the global airline industry heard fresh warnings about runway safety.
2023 in transport: The resurrection of the combustion engine on 22/12/23
Germany’s shock intervention to save the combustion engine captivated Euractiv readers in 2023, as the auto behemoth’s last-minute change of heart saw it upend the usual rules of EU policy making.
French city is latest in Europe to make public transport free on 22/12/23
The French city of Montpellier on Thursday (21 December) became the latest European metropolis to allow all its residents to ride public transport for free.
Rethinking the EU’s regulatory approach in the auto sector on 21/12/23
The immense scale of transformation underway in the automotive sector should give Europe cause to rethink how it regulates in the interest of both consumers and the competitiveness of its industry, argues Sigrid de Vries.
Calls to restrict heavily-polluting ships from landing at EU ports on 20/12/23
Ships that have a particularly low environmental grade should face penalties, such as restrictions from entering EU ports, an environmental advocacy group has said, arguing that doing so will incentivise global maritime companies to cut their carbon footprint.
Devil in the details to reach the EU’s green jet fuel targets on 19/12/23
Europe’s ambitious targets to replace increasing quantities of fossil kerosene with green aviation fuels will be extremely challenging to meet - though with a broad and evolving mix of fuel sources, as well as sustained political and industry support, it is within grasp.
2023: The year Europe finalised its path to greener transport on 19/12/23
The plethora of EU legislation proposed in 2021 to cut emissions was largely finalised in 2023, with new rules passed that will significantly alter the environmental impact of transport in Europe.
Iceland volcano erupts near town after weeks of quake activity on 19/12/23
A volcano erupted late on Monday (18 December) in southwest Iceland, spewing lava and smoke across a wide area after weeks of intense earthquake activity, the country's Meteorological Office said, threatening a nearby town.
Polish truckers resume blockade of key Ukraine checkpoint on 19/12/23
Polish hauliers on Monday (18 December) resumed their blockade of the largest freight border crossing with Ukraine following a court order that allowed the truckers to go back to the Dorohusk checkpoint.
Cars spared from tighter exhaust standards under Euro 7 deal on 18/12/23
A deal was reached between the European Parliament and Council on Monday (18 December) on new rules to tighten pollution standards for cars and trucks, with the text primarily focused on reining in pollution from brakes and tyres.

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 Transport Weekly 
EU should be wary of calls for a ‘regulatory pause’ in the transport sector (15/12/23)
Aborted test and missing parts add to European space woes (15/12/23)
Number of journalists killed in 2023 is lowest in 20 years (14/12/23)
EU is ‘driving without a map’ on biofuels policy, auditors find (14/12/23)
To unions’ dismay, EU Parliament backs new rules on tour bus driver breaks (12/12/23)
At COP28, is Europe’s guiding light actually blinding? (12/12/23)
What previous failures tell us about Europe’s green steel ambitions (08/12/23)
Lawmakers narrowly back mandatory medical checks for EU driving licences (07/12/23)
EU Council leaves mandatory driving licence medical tests up to member states (05/12/23)
Carmakers call for relaxation of regulation ‘tsunami’ (05/12/23)
Safety groups urge ministers not to allow teenagers to drive trucks (01/12/23)
Economic losses pile up in Ukraine as Polish truckers protest (01/12/23)
German climate policy insufficient, court rules (30/11/23)
EU Parliament backs rules to ensure foreign drivers can’t escape traffic fines (30/11/23)
Slovak truckers to block Ukraine crossing, joining Polish protests (30/11/23)
After COVID travel chaos, EU Commission aims to boost passenger rights (29/11/23)
EV chargers, heat pumps may be curtailed in Germany as of 2024 (29/11/23)
How Europe can unlock the huge potential of ‘batteries on wheels’ (28/11/23)
The fight for your passenger rights (28/11/23)
Tesla takes legal action against Sweden over licence plate boycott (28/11/23)
EU Parliament support for renewable fuel-powered trucks prompts controversy (27/11/23)
When will Uncle Sam stop giving lessons to the EU on aviation? (24/11/23)
Greek shippers exit Russian oil trade to avoid US sanctions (24/11/23)
EU Parliament agrees stance on reducing truck CO2 emissions (21/11/23)
Transport modes compete for priority access to green fuels (21/11/23)
Shipowners challenge green fuels’ inclusion in truck CO2 standards (17/11/23)
Brussels goes into infringement mode over Austria’s failure to adopt waste, rail rules (17/11/23)
EU Commission urged to support Europe’s night train ‘renaissance’ (16/11/23)
EU urged to do more to build carbon removals market (15/11/23)
Euro 7: The winner takes it all (14/11/23)
Thousands evacuated as Iceland braces for volcanic eruption (13/11/23)
Alternative fuels proposal threatens ambitious truck emission standards (10/11/23)
EU Parliament votes to dilute new ‘Euro 7’ vehicle pollution limits (10/11/23)
Europe must democratise the electric car for the 80% (09/11/23)
Fuels industry urges EU countries to finalise dormant energy tax overhaul (09/11/23)
Conservatives are putting cars before people: We cannot let that happen (08/11/23)
‘Made in Europe: from mine to electric vehicle’ An interview about the documentary with Dr. Ir. Peter Tom Jones (07/11/23)
Has flying reached its limits? (07/11/23)
New multimodal infrastructure in CEE region to help EU meet its transport goals [Promoted content] (07/11/23)
Polish hauliers to block Ukraine border crossings in protest (03/11/23)

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