EU votes to examine lowering driver training age and address sustainability challenges
Hopes of addressing Europe’s driver-shortage crisis increased after the European Parliament today voted for negotiations ...
By Alex Lennane
Singapore start-up Ezyhaul is shaking-up the South-east Asia road freight market with its Uber-esque, on-demand trucking app.
Launched in April last year by chief executive and co-founder Raymond Gillon, Ezyhaul recently raised S$1.2m to fund growth in launch market Malaysia and plans to enter Thailand and Indonesia this year.
Mr Gillon, a seasoned logistics executive who left UTi to launch Ezyhaul, told The Loadstar he saw an opportunity for the service after spotting a gap in the market.
On-demand transport apps had gained traction for ...
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