AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAirline Pressure: Malaysia is weighing support options for debt-laden AirAsia, with the transport minister warning that a collapse would disrupt connectivity and put 26,000 jobs at risk. Freight Disruption: Mexican trucking groups agreed to talks after protests disrupted highways in 19 states; security, infrastructure, operating costs and regulations are on the agenda. Road Investment: Abu Dhabi announced a $237 million link between Ramhan and Jubail islands and the E12 motorway, featuring seven bridges and three tunnels, with completion planned for 2027. Transit Expansion: Los Angeles Metro has started work on a $414 million, 12.4-mile Vermont bus rapid transit corridor, targeting service before the 2028 Olympics. Rail Plans: New Zealand First proposed a ten-point program including $1.35 billion for the rail network, a Marsden Point link and new Cook Strait ferries in 2029. Freight Rail: South Africa says a 7.6-kilometre, 696-wagon train set a world record in a test of its rail network, though the claim awaits official certification. Electric Mobility: Bacolod officials backed EV adoption, citing lower fuel dependence and operating costs, while calling for infrastructure and financing to keep fares affordable.
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