News of the 25/09/2026
Every autumn brings its share of major roadworks on the French motorway network, and this time, one of the major routes in the Massif Central is targeted. The A75, an essential artery for connecting central France to the Mediterranean without tolls along most of its length, will experience significant disruptions near the Pas de l'Escalette.
News of the 19/09/2026
Gone are the days when Asian brands were content with modest stands and discreet press conferences. At the major IAA Transportation trade fair in Hanover, manufacturers from the Middle Kingdom boldly displayed their ambitions. With impressive technological demonstrations and impactful presentations, more than a dozen Asian automakers showcased their latest vehicles.
News of the 11/09/2026
The two-month extension of aid measures to combat soaring fuel prices leaves a bitter taste in the road transport sector. While the government chooses to maintain its financial support in September and October for agriculture, fishing, and construction, it abruptly shuts the door on transport companies.
News of the 04/09/2026
The road transport sector is not just about kilometers traveled and logistics. For many drivers and carriers, the vehicle is a true source of pride, a rolling showcase that reflects their identity and expertise.
News of the 28/08/2026
The road transport landscape is undergoing a major technological transformation with the deployment of unprecedented safety regulations across Europe. The presence of active monitoring devices inside vehicle cabins is now the standard for all manufacturers.
News of the 21/08/2026
The delivery of packages in the heart of our cities is about to undergo a major technological shift. The government has officially taken the plunge by publishing a decree authorizing the approval of autonomous delivery robots designed to operate directly on the road. Until now confined to highly regulated experimental phases or limited to restricted areas, these driverless vehicles now have their own legal status.
News of the 31/07/2026
When fires ravage thousands of hectares during the summer, the media spotlight naturally turns to firefighters, water bombers, and farmers using their tractors to create firebreaks. Yet, in the shadow of these battles against the uncontrollable element, another sector plays a crucial role despite the financial losses incurred: road transport.
News of the 10/07/2026
Every week on French highways, the same tragic scenario unfolds amid near-total indifference. Men and women in yellow vests, there to secure a lane or assist a stranded motorist, narrowly escape death because a driver has taken their eyes off the road. Faced with this surge in avoidable accidents, a radical shift in awareness has become essential.
News of the 03/07/2026
The transport and logistics sector is about to undergo a historic regulatory shift driven by the European Union. With the recent adoption of European Regulation 2026/1030 of April 29, 2026, the era in which companies could rely on approximations or simple CSR guidelines to assess their environmental footprint is definitively over.
News of the 26/06/2026
The road network of the Grand Est region is about to undergo a major shift in transport taxation. Starting in spring 2027, specifically in April, a kilometer-based tax will be introduced on the A31 motorway, a structurally congested route that crosses Lorraine.
News of the 12/06/2026
A major European transit route, infamous for its dangerous conditions, the Central Europe Atlantic Route (RCEA) is about to turn one of the darkest pages in its history. The missing link in this route connecting the Atlantic coast to Central Europe will finally disappear. Of the 180 kilometers stretch linking Saône-et-Loire to Allier, only nine kilometers remained outside of a modern and safe configuration.
News of the 05/06/2026
The road freight transport sector is experiencing a historic profitability crisis, marked by margins at their lowest since the early 2000s. It is in this already suffocating macroeconomic context that the parliamentary report by Gérard Leseul and Jean-Marie Fiévet comes into play.
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