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From 1 July 2026, the EU Mobility Package will introduce major changes for light international transport, including mandatory smart tachographs, stricter driving rules and new compliance obligations for van operators. Read more

A legal audit helps transport companies identify risks before they lead to disputes, penalties, or financial losses. This article explains which areas should be reviewed — from contracts and driver documentation to insurance, compliance procedures, and operational practices — to ensure the business is properly protected. Read more

A cancelled transport order does not always have the same legal consequences. This article explains when cancellation may lead to compensation claims and why the circumstances behind the cancellation determine the parties’ rights and obligations. Read more

Vehicle damage during loading or unloading does not automatically make the carrier responsible. This article explains how liability is determined between the carrier, driver and warehouse operator, and why proper documentation and evidence collection are essential when pursuing compensation. Read more

From 1 July 2026, new EU Mobility Package rules will extend tachograph requirements to certain vans over 2.5 tonnes. However, carrying your own goods does not automatically mean you are exempt. This article explains when the exemption may apply and what factors businesses must assess before travelling internationally. Read more

When cargo damage is discovered at a warehouse, the key question is not only who is responsible, but where and when the damage actually occurred. This article explains how transport companies can use documentation, photographs, monitoring records and expert evidence to establish liability and protect their claims. Read more

A Border Force penalty is not only a driver’s responsibility. UK regulations may also make transport companies liable for fines imposed on their drivers. This article explains how joint liability works, what penalties may apply, and how operators can protect themselves and challenge excessive sanctions. Read more

The EU Mobility Package has transformed the rules governing cabotage operations across Europe. This article explains the key requirements, common compliance pitfalls, and the practical steps transport operators can take to avoid costly penalties and remain compliant with EU regulations. Read more

Missing the 28-day deadline to challenge a UK Border Force penalty does not always mean all options are lost. This article explains when a Financial Means Application may still help reduce a penalty, illustrated by a real case from our practice. Read more

Loss of a carrier’s good reputation can result in serious consequences, including loss of a transport license and a ban on operations. However, such decisions can be appealed, and the reputation may be restored through corrective measures and compliance actions. Read more

Under the SENT system, a shipment is defined by the sender, recipient, delivery location, and transport method—not by invoices or packaging. Artificially splitting a single transport operation to avoid reporting is not allowed; only truly separate transports with different vehicles, recipients, or delivery points qualify as distinct shipments. Read more

Contractual penalties are widely used in the transport industry, but they are not absolute. Carriers have several legal defenses available, including challenging the basis of liability, invoking mandatory legal provisions such as the CMR Convention, and requesting a reduction of excessive penalties. This article explains the key strategies used to effectively contest contractual penalties in practice. Read more

The first 24 hours after an incident are often decisive in an insurance claim process. Properly securing evidence, documenting the scene, reporting the damage, and avoiding early mistakes can significantly influence the outcome of a dispute with an insurer. This article explains the key actions that help protect your position and increase the chances of obtaining full compensation. Read more

Fraudulent carriers pose a serious risk in the transport industry, enabling tax evasion, price dumping, and operational failures. Protecting your business requires thorough due diligence, precise contract terms, and swift action when suspicions arise. This article highlights practical warning signs, verification methods, and legal tools that help identify and manage fraudulent transport partners. Read more

Starting a freight forwarding company requires more than business registration. Entrepreneurs must choose the right legal structure, obtain the necessary permits and certifications, secure appropriate insurance, and implement effective contractual and risk management measures. This article highlights the key legal and organizational considerations for launching a freight forwarding business in Poland. Read more

SENT 2026 significantly expands transport monitoring to include clothing and footwear, placing new obligations on the entire supply chain—not just carriers. With high penalties and shared liability, businesses must rethink compliance, reporting, and logistics processes to avoid costly disruptions. Read more

KSeF digitizes invoices but leaves transport documentation partly physical, creating new challenges for payment terms. This article outlines how to define invoice receipt, align documentation requirements, and avoid disputes in transport settlements. Read more

SENT 2026 brings new reporting obligations for clothing and footwear manufacturers and distributors. This article outlines when the rules apply and how to avoid compliance risks. Read more

Transporting dangerous goods requires strict adherence to ADR rules, including proper driver certification, vehicle compliance, and accurate documentation. These measures ensure safety and legal conformity in international road transport. Read more

Hidden damage in transport refers to goods damaged in ways not visible at delivery but discovered later. To claim compensation, swift action, proper documentation, and legal awareness are essential. Read more

As shipping shifts to cleaner fuels like LNG, hydrogen, and methanol, seafarers must learn new safety, technical, and digital skills. This article highlights the key competencies needed to operate next-generation vessels safely and sustainably. Read more

Double-brokering may seem like just another layer in the freight process, but it can create major problems for everyone involved. From payment disputes to legal exposure, the risks are real — and growing. Here's why the industry needs to stay alert. Read more

An overview of key operational hurdles and the growing role of reverse logistics in building sustainable, customer-centric supply chains. Read more

The Digital Drive: How Fleet Management Systems and AI-Powered Telematics Are Transforming Poland’s Transport Sector Read more

Polish e-commerce seeks international growth but lacks scalability. Success depends on logistics, local delivery, and automation, starting with neighboring markets. Proper preparation is key. Read more

The ELO simplifies cross-Channel freight post-Brexit, improving compliance and reducing delays. Full benefits require UK-EU system interoperability. Read more

Warehouse rooftops hold huge untapped potential for solar power. Installing panels cuts costs and supports the EU’s Net Zero goals. This article asks: is it worth the investment? Growing evidence says yes. Read more

The metaverse is transforming supply chains with digital twins, real-time collaboration, and AI insights—making operations smarter, faster, and more resilient. Read more

Trump's 30% tariff on EU imports (starting August 1, 2025) will cause port congestion, higher costs, and supply chain disruptions, with long-term logistics challenges ahead. Read more

Satellite and UAV technologies are transforming maritime awareness, boosting security, detecting illicit activities, and supporting governance, while addressing legal and ethical issues. Read more

Truck platooning is revolutionizing road transport by linking multiple trucks through advanced communication technology. This innovation boosts fuel efficiency, reduces emissions, and enhances safety, making it a key step toward more sustainable and efficient freight movement. Read more

Green ammonia, produced with renewable energy, cuts emissions by up to 95% and offers a sustainable fuel alternative for the maritime industry. This article explores the benefits, challenges, and long-term potential of green ammonia as a sustainable alternative to traditional production methods. Read more

Alsendo, a leading CEE logistics tech platform, has acquired Italian courier services Spedire.com and SpedirePRO for EUR 5.5 million, marking its entry into Western Europe and expanding its cross-border capabilities. Read more

This article examines how customer demands for faster deliveries and better tracking are reshaping logistics, with a focus on regional disparities and key challenges. Read more

Seizure Isn’t Final — Defend and Reclaim. If UK authorities seize your goods or vehicle, act fast. You may challenge the seizure with legal advice to recover your property. Read more

Logistics Specialists in High Demand in Poland: 2025 Outlook Read more

The Energy Transition in the European Transport Sector: A Focus on Poland's Growing Adoption of Electric, LNG, and BioLNG Trucks Read more

Europe’s e-commerce market is set to reach US$529.8 billion in 2024, driven by cross-border shopping, sustainability, AI, and digital payment trends. Read more

In this exclusive interview, the CEO of NatPower Marine explains how scalable shore power and propulsion charging infrastructure are key to decarbonising shipping. Read more

Logisoft’s founder Tarek Saab discusses how the company has transformed vehicle logistics with a unified digital platform delivering real-time traceability and seamless integration for greater industry collaboration. Read more

Abe Eshkenazi, CEO of ASCM (www.ascm.org) talks to us about the recently concluded CHAINge 2025 event and it’s emphasis on practical, implementable strategies. Read more

Bartek Tulejko, Managing Partner of M4 Real Estate, discusses whether logistics companies should rent or build warehouses, focusing on cost, scalability, and long-term growth. Read more