News from ECG

A sweeping change is coming to the European road transport sector: from 19 August 2025 all heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs) operating internationally in the EU — including those making cross-border trips to and from the UK — must be fitted wit …

We are pleased to announce that the ECG Survey website has been updated with the latest August 2025 forecast data from S&P Global Mobility. …

With tariffs and trade wars the expectation was that volume of new vehicles leaving China would have reduced. …

ECG has submitted a formal response to the European Commission’s consultation on a Maritime Industrial Strategy. …

The European Commission has issued an official statement confirming the new trade deal. However, the U.S. administration has yet to release full details. …

After completing her Bachelor’s degree in Balkan, Slavic and Oriental Studies in Greece, Stavroula moved to Belgium to pursue a Master’s in Advanced Studies in European Policies and Public Administration at KU Leuven. …

ECG calls for pragmatic transition based on transparency, incentives, and collaboration …

ECG – The Association of European Vehicle Logistics – hosted a webinar on 15 July titled "The Trials and Tribulations of Moving to Electronic Consignment Notes," bringing together industry experts and stakeholders to explore the challeng …

AACHEN Germany. …

There has certainly been a lot of activity recently in our maritime sector. Some ports have witnessed significant changes in volumes, some increasing while others have witnessed a decline. …