Pressure grows on hauliers at borders in Black Sea region as traffic increases
Congestion and delays faced by truck drivers in the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) region ...
The driver shortage crisis will continue to plague the road freight industry this year, according to new research from the International Road Transport Union (IRU).
The Geneva-headquartered organisation yesterday published the results of its latest survey, of around 800 trucking firms in more than 20 countries, which shows that while driver shortages eased in some parts of the world last year, elsewhere they grew.
In Europe, for example, last year unfilled truck driver jobs fell from 24% of total vacancies in 2019 ...
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