AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoZero-Emissions Freight Corridor: A new BC2BC plan aims to let electric Class 8 trucks run the full West Coast route along I-5 by 2030, with shared charging intervals and charger standards across California, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia and Baja California. AI in Supply Chains: Microsoft says it has deployed more than 25 AI agents to cut logistics costs and improve planning, including demand simulation, spare-parts storage forecasting, and route recommendations balancing speed, cost and carbon. Autonomous Transport Goes Global: Reports highlight China’s L4 systems moving into real production abroad, from driverless airside vehicles at Hong Kong and Singapore airports to autonomous mining and autonomous trucks at ports. Maritime & Trade: Ghana’s GPHA launched its 40th anniversary, positioning the authority as a modern logistics gateway for West Africa. Road Safety Law: Ireland is proposing harsher penalties for “wrong-way” and other aggravated dangerous driving after a deadly M9 crash. Transit & Urban Planning: Lansdale, Pennsylvania advanced a TOD code update that could enable 74 homes near the Pennbrook SEPTA station. Corporate Mobility: GSM VinFast and ARC Electric will expand corporate EV transport services in Delhi NCR, including employee shuttles and airport transfers. Port Disruption Watch: Oil tanker route earnings near $510K daily as Iran-related risks keep shipping under pressure.
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