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Trans.info - current market data and freight rates for the TSL industry. Daily news and expert analyses for transport and logistics professionals.

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  • Aug 17, 2026earliest in window
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trans.info > en > anomalies-instead-of-documents-how-trans-eu-detects-modern-fraudsters-501670

How Trans.eu detects modern transport fraud

10+ hour, 31+ min ago   (1603+ words) Are transport exchanges safe? How is crime evolving on freight platforms? Piotr Sobala, International Security Team Leader, Trans.eu Group: I used the word cycle because the nature of transport crime has been changing for years. At some points, we…...

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trans.info > en > fewer-cargo-thefts-but-bigger-losses-and-more-violence-in-july-499745

TAPA: Cargo theft reports halve, losses surge

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (579+ words) Agnieszka Kulikowska - Wielgus TAPA EMEA recorded 1,077 supply-chain crime reports in July 2026, more than 50% fewer than in June. Yet the documented value of losses almost doubled to nearly €22.49m. Germany remained the country with the most reports, while violence and high-value thefts…...

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trans.info > en > self-employed-driver-model-497137

Haulier loses licence over self-employed driver failings

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (601+ words) A six-lorry international haulier has lost its operator’s licence after the Traffic Commissioner found that its use of self-employed and limited-company drivers had contributed to inadequate management, alongside repeated drivers’ hours and maintenance failures. Nored Transport Ltd, based in West…...