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September marked by numerous changes. What awaits hauliers in Europe?

September marked by numerous changes. What awaits hauliers in Europe?

Artur Lysionok

Artur Lysionok 3.09.2025

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Cabotage in Europe: how to operate legally and avoid losing your licence

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Switzerland plans higher HGV tolls and new charges for electric trucks

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Truck transport in Germany: no relief for the transport industry

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Europe faces congestion and weak demand as global ocean freight rates hit lowest since 2023

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September truck bans in Europe: where and when will restrictions apply?

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September 1 border shake-up: New EU rules risk chaos as countries split on enforcement

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Cargo thief sentenced to 9 months in prison and €70,000 in damages

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