AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFuel Relief Policy: Philippines’ Malacañang says the P12-per-liter fuel discount for PUVs and UV Express will stay in effect indefinitely, with P400M allocated and weekly assistance up to P1,800 per driver. Social Support Expansion: DOTr says transport groups will also be included in the next DSWD cash-assistance rollout under the Uplift program, as oil-price pressure continues. Last-Mile Logistics: J&T Express Malaysia plans smart parcel lockers at high-traffic LRT stations, starting with Kerinchi and Bangsar, to boost flexible pickup/drop-off for commuters. Transit Ticketing: Lanka Metro Transit launches a Metro Bus Weekend Pass for unlimited rides on Saturdays and Sundays via its GO app. Urban Mobility Rules: Philippines’ motorcycle taxi riders back LTFRB’s move to prohibit multi-homing across platforms, arguing it will open slots for more drivers. Inland Freight Stress: Germany’s low Rhine water levels are constraining river cargo capacity, pushing up freight costs and raising pressure on the transport ministry to act. Rail Customer Tech: Alstom says it will roll out AI crowding alerts for Delhi Metro riders to show the least crowded coach before arrival. Rail Infrastructure Planning: Amtrak advances a restructuring plan to put $5B+ annual capital spending under a dedicated infrastructure unit, with operations targeted to begin in 2027. Port & Freight M&A: Seaport Group to acquire Classic Freight Systems, expanding its North American freight network.
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