Drayage Driver Shortage Prompts Carriers to Limit Outsourcing
Carriers are bringing drayage operations in-house due to a shortage of drivers, aiming for competitive advantage
Germany is significantly increasing subsidies for single wagonload rail freight, while new intermodal terminals are set to boost regional connectivity in Poland. — Germany allocated an additional €84 million for its single wagonload rail freight subsidy program for 2026. · DB Cargo UK will take over biomass transport services for Drax Power Station from GB Railfreight starting in 2027. · CLIP Group will open its new South Poland Terminal Zabrze next month, enhancing east-west and north-south freight corridors.
Carriers are bringing drayage operations in-house due to a shortage of drivers, aiming for competitive advantage
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Germany's transport ministry increased single wagonload rail freight subsidies by €84 million for 2026 to boost rail competitiveness
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DB Cargo UK will assume biomass rail transport for Drax Power Station from GB Railfreight starting in 2027

CLIP Group will launch its new South Poland Terminal Zabrze next month, creating a major intermodal hub in Upper Silesia
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