From July 1, 2026, a new phase begins in European road transport regulation. Under EU rules, light commercial vehicles between 2.5 and 3.5 tonnes engaged in international freight transport will also be required to use a tachograph.
The period from 2022 to 2025 clearly showed that the transport market and road freight segments do not operate linearly. An initial growth momentum was followed by industrial slowdown, then signs of stabilization emerged — though not equally across all segments. In 2026, the question is not whether the market is difficult, but how each logistics player adapts to the changed environment.
Transport Market Trends in 2026: Realignment, Price Pressure, and Conscious Positioning Read More »
Over the past months, more and more industries have begun to experience the impact of artificial intelligence. After software development, legal services and finance, freight forwarding and logistics are now firmly in focus.
AI in Freight Forwarding: Creative Destruction or Strategic Opportunity? Read More »
From 2026, European logistics enters a new era. Two acronyms – CBAM and EUDR – are appearing more and more frequently in client discussions, customs procedures and supply chain planning. Not without reason: both have a direct impact on imports, documentation requirements and costs.
According to INCON-LOGISTIC’s early-year analysis, there is an 80–90% probability that 2026 will bring a fundamental turning point in green freight forwarding at an international level.
2026 Will Be the Year of Environmental Breakthrough in Freight Forwarding Read More »
As we approach a new year, it is only natural to ask: where is logistics heading, and what should we prepare for in 2026?
While no one can predict the future with certainty, recent experiences and current developments already point toward several clear directions.
What Can We Expect from Logistics in 2026? Read More »
Few routes are as deeply woven into America’s history and the evolution of logistics as the legendary Route 66. Stretching nearly 4,000 kilometers (≈2,450 miles) from Chicago to Los Angeles, the Mother Road is not only a symbol of freedom and open roads—it’s also a cornerstone of modern road freight.
Route 66 and America’s Railways — Two Paths, One Goal: Efficient Logistics Read More »
There are places in the world where the power of nature feels almost alive.
The Niagara Falls is one of them — a breathtaking natural wonder where more than 2.8 million liters of water cascade every second.
The Power of Niagara and the Rhythm of Logistics – When Everything Flows Read More »
Along the golden shores of California, seals bask in the Pacific sunshine — calm, curious, and full of life.
Their cheerful faces have long symbolized the serenity of the sea.
But this idyllic picture wasn’t always so peaceful.
California and the Seals – When Humanity Takes Responsibility Read More »
Few human creations embody both technological genius and environmental awareness as powerfully as the Hoover Dam.
The Hoover Dam – An Engineering Marvel and the Logistics of Sustainable Energy Read More »
