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15th December 2020

Is the US a hardship location for foreign auto industry professionals?

Sponsored Content GlobalAutoIndustry.com’s latest audio interview https://globalautoindustry.com/is-the-u-s-a-hardship-location-for-foreign-auto-industry-professionals/ features Andrew Jernigan. Mr. Jernigan is the CEO and founder of Insured Nomads, and brings rich experience as a travel risk management...

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4th August 2020

European Automotive Parts Supply Chain Complexity

Sponsored Content GlobalAutoIndustry.com’s latest audio interview https://globalautoindustry.com/european-automotive-parts-supply-chain-complexity/ features Mirko Woitzik. Mr. Woitzik is Manager EMEA, Risk Intelligence at DHL – Resilience360, and based in Germany. He is also the...

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Addressing Mobility Challenges Post COVID

All forms of mobility have been impacted by the pandemic. With people’s reluctance to use public transportation or even ridesharing, carsharing and vehicle usage will see a resurgence of...

Sarah Cameron

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16th March 2020

Weekly Brief: Virus ‘Silver Lining’ Could End Auto’s Dependency on China

As the coronavirus pandemic spreads around the world with frightening speed, the automotive industry has braced itself for what could be a long and costly disruption to operations. Some...

Commentary By Andrew Tolve

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22nd August 2019

UK Politicians Ramp Up Attack on Car Ownership

A fresh challenge to stemming the drop-off of future car ownership faces the auto industry now that UK politicians have called for a radical cut in vehicle use. The...

Philip Oakley

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17th July 2019

New Build UK Homes Mandated For EV Chargers

Every new home built in the UK could come pre-installed with EV chargers in the government’s bid to boost the painfully slow uptake of the technology. In what the...

Philip Oakley

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28th June 2019

North American Auto Trade to See New Rules of the Road

Patrick Wilson works on trade policy for the US Department of Commerce. At TU-Automotive Detroit 2019 he presented how new rules will have a significant impact on the automotive...

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11th June 2019

Berlin App Shows City Authority Ready to Fight for Mobility

Berlin’s public transport body, Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) and Trafi, a mobility start-up, have launched an app in a bid to take control of its transport systems. Previously, the various...

Philip Oakley

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17th January 2019

UC Study Recommends Charging EVs for Miles Driven

Electric cars might run cleaner, but road repairs are still paid for by gasoline taxes. Now, a University of California study recommends a fairer way for the state to...

Stephen Lawson

16th January 2019

BVRLA Slams UK Government’s EV Report Response

The British Vehicle Renting and Leasing Association (BVRLA) has criticized the UK government’s response to a parliamentary committee’s recent report on electric vehicles. In October, the House of Commons...

Greg Hyde

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21st December 2018

Non-EVs Losing London Charge Exemptions From 2021

London’s mayor and transit authority are removing exemptions from the city’s congestion charge for all non-zero-emission vehicles from 2019 and all non-electric vehicles from 2021. The move will boost...

Greg Hyde

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30th November 2018

Instructor: UK AV Operator Training Legislation Needed

An autonomous vehicle operator training provider says UK government legislation and/or clearer guidance on the qualifications and experience required for the job is needed. In an exclusive and wide-ranging...

Greg Hyde

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