EU emissions reporting delay is 'kicking the can down the road'
European Union lawmakers’ plan to delay adopting new sustainability reporting standards until 2026 has been ...
Pretty much what it says on the tin – a photographer from ridiculously hip magazine Vice became obsessed about the vast trucks that ply the US highways and began to wonder what life was like working and living in them. So he hung around a truck stop in New Jersey pestering resting drivers and prying into their lives, coming away with an interesting ‘snapshot’ of an industry in transition. One thing to note is the ages of some of the drivers and how they portend to the coming driver shortage crisis.
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