An International Road Transport Union (IRU) Academy Seminar on Driver Competence organised in partnership with the International Commission for Driver Testing Authorities (CIECA), attracted some 150 participants from 35 countries across the Americas, Asia and Europe last week.
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Posts Tagged ‘ International Road Transport Union ’
IRU elections
The International Road Transport Union’s Commission on Social Affairs has re-elected Georges Causse, from the French Road Hauliers Association FNTR (Fédération Nationale des Transports Routiers), as its President for 2010-11. buy doxycycline
Commission welcomes 30:30 initiative
The European Commission has congratulated the International Road Transport Union (IRU) on its so-called 30:30 initiative, a voluntary road transport industry commitment to reduce CO2 emissions by 30% by 2030.
IRU appointment
The International Road Transport Union (IRU) has appointed Marek Retelski as head of the TIR from 11 January 2010.
New IRU publication
The International Road Transport Union (IRU) has unveiled the latest edition of its “best-selling” publication, “This is the IRU 2010”.
New IRU Road Transport Indices forecast slight economic recovery
The International Road Transport Union has has expanded the geographical coverage of its Road Transport Indices to 51 economies* including OECD states, as well as the EU, Balkan, BRIC and TRACECA countries. buy doxycycline
IRU launches e-CMR survey
The International Road Transport Union (IRU) has launched an e-CMR survey for road freight transport companies. buy doxycycline
Environmental champions of passenger transport
Doubling bus and coach transport through effective business and public policy incentives is the Smart Move to significantly cut CO2 emissions while achieving sustainable mobility.
IRU and WCO release joint TIR eLearning Package
The International Road Transport Union (IRU) and the World Customs Organization (WCO) have released an TIR eLearning package aimed at the main actors of the TIR Convention, to smooth customs procedures and international trade operations.
Hauliers pledge to cut C02 emissions
The International Road Transport Union’s (IRU) General Assembly, representing truck, bus, coach and taxi operators in 74 countries on the five continents, have unanimously adopted the IRU “30-by-30” Resolution, a voluntary road transport industry commitment to reduce CO2 emissions by 30% by 2030.
Lacny re-elected IRU President
Janusz Lacny, currently IRU President, and Vice President of the IRU’s Polish Member Association ZMPD (Association of International Road Transport Operators in Poland) has been re-elected President of the International Road Transport Union .
A welcome blessing?
The International Road Transport Union (IRU) in conjunction with the Federal Association of Belgium Coach Operators (FBAA), recently held a round table on “CPC Driver training.
IRU welcomes EETS decision
The International Road Transport Union (IRU) has welcomed the EU Commission Decision establishing the European Electronic Toll Service (EETS) as a crucial step towards achieving the interoperability of charging systems between all EU Member States.
IRU partners with DocStop
The International Road Transport Union (IRU) is partnering with DocStop - a network of medical doctors who provide their services to drivers in need of non-critical medical assistance, in a 4km radius around main parking areas in Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, the Netherlands and Poland.
The Future of Transport!
The International Road Transport Union (IRU) has presented the European Commission with its vision of what the future of transport should look like in the European Union (EU).
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