What Changes in Transport from 1 July 2026?
Truck toll, tax changes, wage costs, Flemish kilometre charges and Smart Tacho 2 rules all affect transport planning from 1 July 2026.
Economic Uncertainty Rises, Driver Shortage Remains
The latest sector signals show a less positive economic outlook, while the need for professional truck drivers remains structurally high.
Driving Bans and Public Holidays 2026 in Europe
International freight planning needs a clear view of public holidays and truck restrictions across Europe to avoid downtime and fines.
SWOT Analysis: Transport and Logistics at a Turning Point
Transport and logistics remain essential to the European economy, but the sector is entering a sharper phase where scale, data, labour availability and sustainability decide who stays ahead.
Ongoing Scarcity in the Labour Market
The transport labour market remains tight. Companies that treat recruitment as a continuous operational priority, not a last-minute fix, will have a clear advantage.
Road Transport Margins Remain Under Pressure
Road transport companies are facing a tougher margin environment. Rising operating costs make pricing discipline, planning and efficiency more important than ever.
Sector Facts and Figures: Transport and Logistics
Transport and logistics remain a core part of the economy. Driver shortages, electrification and consolidation are reshaping the competitive landscape.
