AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAutonomous Transport: TfL has licensed Wayve’s self-driving Ubers/robotaxis in London, with early rides still using a safety driver, marking another step toward driverless services. Public Transport Support: Solihull bus operator welcomes free under-16 travel across England for August, as fare caps and summer savings schemes aim to cut family costs. Rail & Ticketing: Scotland sets a target date for integrated ticketing on public transport, while a feasibility study looks at extending the Caledonian Sleeper to mainland Europe. Logistics & Warehousing: allwhere expands UK IT device lifecycle operations with a larger upgraded depot to speed fulfilment and deployments. Supply Chain & Energy: ASCO argues the UK’s energy transition depends on the supply chain behind projects like Rosebank and Jackdaw. Maritime Security: Iran and Oman agree shipping route coordinates through the Strait of Hormuz, but security remains uncertain as Red Sea attacks continue to disrupt trade. Road Safety & Incidents: a cyclist was injured in a crash involving an ambulance in Suffolk, and emergency services responded to a multi-car collision in Smethwick. Community Transport: North Ayrshire rolls out digital bus screens and upgrades shelters to improve real-time passenger info. Cybercrime: Kaspersky warns of a surge in travel-related scams, with Emirates and Uber among the most impersonated brands.
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