AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTransit & Urban Mobility: London’s “floating” bus stop plans are under fresh fire from blind and partially sighted advocates, who say the design leaves them feeling unsafe as cyclists and pedestrians share space. Public Works & Active Travel: Westmeath County Council has approved the 2.3km Cornamaddy to Garrycastle active travel scheme, adding segregated cycle tracks, upgraded crossings, and new bus stop layouts. Rail Development: The Philippines’ DOTr says it has reached terms with the Villar Group for the Las Piñas LRT-1 station land donation, clearing a key step for construction. Maritime Security: A German-owned bulk carrier was disabled in the Black Sea after Russian drone strikes, while separate reporting highlights ongoing attacks on commercial shipping. Logistics & Corporate Moves: BlueGrace Logistics is acquiring Truk TMS, expanding its LTL/truckload/supply-chain footprint across the US, Canada, and Mexico. Energy & Trade Routes: Talks to reopen the Strait of Hormuz are reportedly converging, but the sticking points include how Iran would control traffic and what fees ships would pay—an issue with major knock-on effects for global shipping costs. Regulation & Compliance: New Hampshire’s car inspection program may be effectively ended as the EPA moves to speed up approval of the state’s withdrawal plan.
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