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A new provisional measure in Brazil imposes significant penalties, including fines up to R$ 10 million, on companies that violate minimum freight policies.

A Lithuanian environmental department investigation deems a shipment of second-hand clothing from the Netherlands as hazardous waste due to legal violations in its transport.

The European Court of Justice has ruled that Germany's price cap for rail network usage in local transport is unlawful, leading to potential increased costs for transport companies and higher ticket prices for passengers.

The European Court of Justice has deemed Germany's price cap for rail usage in local transport unlawful, potentially leading to increased costs for transport companies and higher ticket prices for passengers.

The Brazilian Ministry of Transport is enhancing its crackdown on companies that do not comply with the freight table regulations, targeting record violations in the transportation sector.

App motorcyclists in Rio Branco protested against a bill that regulates private motorcycle transport services during a demonstration organized by the union representing these drivers.

The Ambiotec association is urging Brazil's Ministry of Finance to revise new regulations that it claims hinder competition in the interstate passenger transport market.

Electric bicycles are frequently modified to exceed legal limits in South Australia, leading to safety concerns and government action.

Tallinn's city government has proposed a new regulation that will rename the Transport Department to the Mobility Department and update its responsibilities.

The Lithuanian Seimas is considering changes to the technical inspection procedures and pricing for inland water transport, aiming to ensure transparency and cost-effectiveness.

The National Agency for Regulation and Control of Transit, Land Transport, and Road Safety (ANT) has requested local governments to waive fines imposed for delays in vehicle registration due to the suspension of services.

A lack of regulation in Nigeria's transport system has led to an increase in robberies involving criminals posing as taxi drivers or passengers.

The Federal Highway Police (PRF) seized 202 ampoules of a weight-loss medication being transported irregularly by a couple on the Dutra highway in Jacareí, Brazil.

Queensland's government is considering age restrictions and licensing for e-bike and e-scooter riders under 16, echoing recent changes in South Australia and Western Australia.

The Maranhão Public Ministry has urgently requested the regulation of semi-urban transport services in Rosário from state and municipal authorities.

There is a call for a comprehensive review of the regulations governing ambulance transport in Iceland.

London has announced a crackdown on pedicabs, introducing regulations to ensure fair pricing and safety standards.

A Morena senator in Mexico has proposed reforms to regulate the transport of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and hazardous materials, in response to a deadly incident in Iztapalapa that killed 31 people.

The SICT in Mexico has announced a public consultation for the new NOM-011-SICT2/2025 regulation on the transport of hazardous materials in limited quantities.

Fifteen school buses in João Pessoa were rejected during a State Traffic Department inspection, prompting the Public Ministry of Paraíba to demand fleet regulation by April.

After his appointment, Luis Darío Villacrés, the new executive director of the National Agency for Regulation and Control of Terrestrial Transport, Traffic and Road Safety, outlined his priorities including a commitment to combat corruption.

The Ombudsman demands regulation of air and road transport prices in response to severe disruptions in the country's high-speed rail services.

This article discusses two legislative changes in Poland, including a law amending the railway transport act and a regulation by the Minister of Justice regarding judicial and prosecutorial examinations.

The Truck Federation is calling for the suspension of penalties and the emergency application of European Regulation 561/2006 due to road blockages caused by agricultural protests.

The Ministry of Transport is initiating changes to the Railway Sector Regulation to prevent a scheduled increase in compensation for Renfe effective January 1.