Robert Przybylski25.01.201925.01.2019#series history of transport#truck driverstruck driversHistory of transport – part 44. Where did the governments spend the carriers’ tax money?FacebookTwitterLinkedInSee more0 commentsAdd commentRelated articlesSevere fine for a truck driver in Denmark. Guess where he hid the magnet.4 million tonnes additional CO2 due to proposed EU cabotage laws in Mobility Pac...
Robert Przybylski18.01.201918.01.2019#series history of transporttransportHistory of transport – part 43. Tax horsepower, type of wheels and fuel… What else carriers had to pay for?FacebookTwitterLinkedInSee more0 commentsAdd commentRelated articlesCarrier wins with a concern. Another judgment regarding collusion between truck ...See how Polish gold was transported from London. The operation had been planned ...
Robert Przybylski21.12.201821.12.2018#series history of transporttransportHistory of transport – part 39. How car transport has become a political issueFacebookTwitterLinkedInSee more0 commentsAdd commentRelated articles„Austria has blocked ⅔ of transit transport.” German studies of the extension of...What is the difference between a forwarder and a carrier and what is a transport...
Robert Przybylski14.12.201814.12.2018#series history of transport#transport licence#truckstransportHistory of transport – part 38. Where did the car transport licenses come from?FacebookTwitterLinkedInSee more0 commentsAdd commentRelated articlesThe new president of Maersk Ocean and Logistics is namedA Community licence might suffice for transports to the UK by the end of 2020
Robert Przybylski16.11.201816.11.2018#railway#series history of transporttransportHistory of transport – part 36. Golden years of steam locomotiveFacebookTwitterLinkedInSee more0 commentsAdd commentRelated articles5G – a technology bringing a new dimension to transport and logisticsSomething is wrong with the German transport – the worst quarter in 6 years. Som...
Robert Przybylski09.11.201809.11.2018#history of transport#series history of transporttransportHistory of transport – part 35. Where did the idea of three-axle trucks come from?FacebookTwitterLinkedInSee more0 commentsAdd commentRelated articlesThe new president of Maersk Ocean and Logistics is namedCompany owners sentenced to prison. They forced the drivers to drive “on a magne...
Robert Przybylski26.10.201826.10.2018#history of transport#series history of transporttransportHistory of transport – part 34. Through the continent without a flat tyreFacebookTwitterLinkedInSee more0 commentsAdd commentRelated articlesNew autonomous Kamaz Chelnok – no cab, no driver and… no shapesContainer transport – what kind of vehicles can be used by the carriers [REVIEW]...
Robert Przybylski12.10.201812.10.2018#history of transport#railway#series history of transporttransportHistory of transport – part 32. How trucks broke railway monopolyFacebookTwitterLinkedInSee more0 commentsAdd commentRelated articlesNew autonomous Kamaz Chelnok – no cab, no driver and… no shapesTimber transport, or how to position and secure stanchions.
Robert Przybylski05.10.201805.10.2018#history of transport#railway#series history of transporttransportHistory of transport – part 31. Why the hump yards were too expensive for the railwaysFacebookTwitterLinkedInSee more0 commentsAdd commentRelated articlesTrucks on the tracks will head for Russia in October. Offer already available.Turkmenistan: business, logistics and carpets in a country which is hard to get ...
Robert Przybylski28.09.201828.09.2018#history of transport#railway#series history of transporttransportHistory of transport – part 30. How the railway lost its orders for transport for the benefit of trucksFacebookTwitterLinkedInSee more0 commentsAdd commentRelated articles5G – a technology bringing a new dimension to transport and logisticsTrucks on the tracks will head for Russia in October. Offer already available.
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