AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFuel Shock: U.S. diesel is near record highs (~$6.50/gal), squeezing school bus routes, farms, and food banks, with one Georgia food bank saying it’ll spend an extra $100,000 on diesel. Transit Governance: San Diego officials push for more local control over robotaxis, including calls to restrict autonomous vehicles at the airport. Court-Backed Service: Intercape bus operations in eNgcobo, South Africa, are set to resume after a court ruling upheld its licenses and ordered a permanent bus-stop plan. Rail Financing: Brightline says Miami–Orlando service will keep running as Florida entities restructure debt, securing $490M in new financing while bankruptcy filings proceed for other units. Data & Safety: Russia is widening attacks to hit Ukraine’s data centres and internet providers, disrupting services and public transport tech. Local Infrastructure Funding: Douglas County, Georgia, advances plans for a 1-cent TSPLOST to fund road and transit improvements, with town halls scheduled. Tech for Logistics: SoCura cut data wait times by up to 70% using Microsoft Fabric, boosting data transport performance by 80%. Air Cargo Disruption: Lufthansa Cargo pauses Mumbai freighter flights due to congestion, with truck delays reported up to three days. Policy & Training: FAA proposes an Enhanced Qualification Program to ease pilot shortages and check-ride bottlenecks, but rollout timing remains uncertain.
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