The first rate adjustments could be implemented as early as 2024. The future of the Deutschlandticket, a symbol of mobility in Germany, hangs in the balance. Martin Klein, the General Manager of the District Council of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), is sounding the alarm and warns that without direct financing guarantees the standard rate would

State Secretary Gunay Uslu of Culture and Media is leaving the outgoing cabinet. Gunay Uslu, the current Secretary of State for Culture and Media for the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, recently announced that she will be resigning from her position. Uslu, who is part of the outgoing cabinet, has decided to return to

The way in which costs are passed on to public transport users remains a point of discussion. The 2024 Olympic Games in Paris bring more than just sporting excitement. A recent announcement by Île-de-France Mobilités (IDFM) on a new public transport fare system, specifically

The implementation of TOM imposes a new set of responsibilities on both exporters and importers, especially in the food sector. The United Kingdom is taking the next important step in overhauling its customs procedures by implementing a new Border Target Operating Model (TOM) from 31 January 2024. This model introduces

With approximately half a million mobility scooters in the Netherlands and a growing aging population, this issue is not only urgent, but also growing. Safety regulations in taxi transport in the Netherlands form an invisible barrier for mobility scooter users. According to current regulations, supported by the Safe Transport Wheelchair Occupants protocol of the Social Fund for Mobility, passengers must