by Roxana Ilie | Jul 24, 2026 | Geen categorie, INTRANSIT NEWS, Policy Updates
The global shortage of professional drivers continues to intensify and is now firmly recognised as a structural challenge rather than a temporary market fluctuation. This was the clear message from IRU’s newly released 2025 Global Driver Shortage Report: across 18...
by Roxana Ilie | Jul 22, 2026 | Geen categorie, INTRANSIT NEWS, Policy Updates
The 19th DEKRA Road Safety Report, published in 2026 under the title Working in Road Traffic, focuses on the road as a workplace. The report concludes that professional drivers, road workers, emergency responders, and transport operators face growing risks from...
by Roxana Ilie | May 26, 2026 | Geen categorie, In the Spotlight, INTRANSIT NEWS, Policy Updates
Thessaloniki, Greece, 22 May 2026 – During the 47th Meeting of the BSEC-URTA General Assembly, the European Secure Parking Organisation (ESPORG) and the Union of Road Transport Associations in the Black Sea Economic Cooperation Region (BSEC-URTA) officially signed a...
by Roxana Ilie | Apr 23, 2026 | Geen categorie, In the Spotlight, INTRANSIT NEWS, Policy Updates
On 23 April 2026, representatives of the European Secure Parking Organisation (ESPORG) actively contributed to the European Commission’s CPC Expert Group meeting, presenting the ESPORG Driver Wellbeing Program as a forward-looking response to the challenges facing...
by Webmaster | Feb 26, 2026 | Policy Updates
The European Secure Parking Organisation (ESPORG) is committed to support the further rollout of high-quality standards for truck parking areas in Europe. The one and only standard based on legislation is the EU Parking Standard enshrined in the Delegated Regulation...
by Mirjam Frakulla | Dec 15, 2025 | In the Spotlight, INTRANSIT NEWS, Policy Updates
The European Commission published a landmark report assessing the availability of proper facilities for professional drivers across the EU. Set against tightening regulatory requirements and rising transport demand, the report highlights a growing shortfall in SSPAs...
