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IAA Transportation 2024, held in Hannover, was a key event for the transport industry, with a focus on sustainable solutions, digitalisation and smart mobility. Ford Trucks stood out with the presentation of its new-generation vehicle range, including the upgraded F-MAX and the new F-LINE series, designed for different sectors such as road, construction and freight. These models are characterised by efficiency, comfort and connectivity, with advanced technologies to optimise safety and performance on the road.

One of the most relevant announcements was the introduction of tractor units equipped with cameras instead of mirrors. This camera system not only improves driver visibility by eliminating blind spots, but also contributes to greater driving safety by facilitating complex manoeuvres such as turning or reversing. The cameras project images onto internal screens, providing a real-time view and avoiding many of the traditional accidents associated with the limited visibility offered by conventional rear-view mirrors.

Ford Trucks continues to pursue its vision of more efficient and sustainable transportation, with a strong emphasis on connected technologies and zero-emission vehicles, such as its electric truck, which will be available from 2025.

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Mercedes Gómez, General Director of Land Transport of the Ministry of Public Works, foresees the approval of the Regulation of Land Transport Regulations (ROTT) for this month of February. Despite the Ministry of Development’s attempt to have the legal text come into effect on January 1, the continuing delays by the State Council and the delay in the pertinent procedures for its entry into force are the main reasons why which the ROTT has a delay of four years on the initial date of its start-up.

In that sense, the maximum time is established to adapt the Land Transportation Ordinance Law in a two-year Regulation. However, this period could not be fulfilled for political and institutional reasons that have been postponing the aforementioned approval of the regulatory standard. For its part, the new ROTT, which has the new regulation of access to transport as a result of the Judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union issued in February 2018, includes developments that affect the development of the business activity of transport of highway:
• Access to the profession: to obtain the professional title of transporter and transport operator, it will be required to have a previous academic level, such as the Bachelor’s or FP’s degree.
• Transportation manager: the development of supervision activities will be included in all areas of the company. In addition, there will be a real and effective link between the person holding the title of professional competence and the company that owns the activity.
• Loss of good repute: it will imply the suspension of the validity of transport authorizations for one year, for committing a very serious infraction or three serious ones in certain cases.
• Access requirements: the elimination of the current minimum fleet requirement to enter the profession (three trucks in freight transport, and five buses for the transport of passengers), allows access with a single vehicle, although maintaining the current seniority requirement: five months in the first case and two years in the second.
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The Spanish Confederation of Business Organizations (CEOE), the Spanish Confederation of Small and Medium Enterprises (CEPYME) and the Confederation of Business Associations of the Balearic Islands (CAEB) have expressed their “unanimous support” to the complaint presented by the Spanish Association of Manufacturers of Vehicles and Trucks (ANFAC) before the European Commission and before the Council for the Market Unit, under the Ministry of Economy and Enterprise, the draft Law on Climate Change and Energy Transition of the Balearic Government.

The organizations defend “the harmonization of the autonomous policies of transition to the electric vehicle with the national and the European”, and affirm that the Law of Climate Change and Energy Transition of the Balearic Government “seriously affects the normal functioning of the internal market, thus assuming a clear breach of European Union law. ” On the other hand, the Balearic norm contemplates the prohibition that can circulate through the islands diesel vehicles (cars and motorcycles) from 2025, despite being legal in the rest of Spain and the European Union.

In addition, since the year 2035, the circulation of vehicles powered by fossil fuels (cars, motorcycles, vans and vans), would be prohibited. Notwithstanding the law, it will permit the circulation of vehicles already established in the Balearic Islands, regardless of their age and their emissions. Along with CEOE, CEPYME and CAEB, they also show their support for the complaints of ANFAC the Federation of Associations of Automotive Dealers (FACONAUTO), as well as the Business Association of Automotive Distributors of the Balearic Islands (ASEDA) and the Balearic Association of Companies of Vehicle Rental with Driver (BALEVAL), integrated in the Balearic Business Federation of Transport (FEBT), which mark the Balearic norm of “contrary to European policy”, as well as “regressive and discriminatory”.






Source: https://www.camionactualidad.es/destacadas-solo/item/6452-ceoe-cepyme-y-caeb-apoyan-la-denuncia-de-anfac
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Fenadismer has not hesitated to recommend “absolute prudence” in relation to the judicial outcome of the first claims against the cartel of truck manufacturers that are being processed in Spain. And it says that: “excessive public relevance has been given to a favorable judgment issued by a Court of First Instance in Murcia, ignoring that judgments have also been issued rejecting other claims filed.” They warn that: “with will take a long judicial battle foreseeably until the Supreme Court, for what the manufacturers of trucks have hired legal offices and economists of first level”.

Fenadismer does not hide its concern about the judgment issued by a Court of First Instance of Murcia because this ruling can create a mirage for the thousands of carriers that have decided to present their legitimate claim against the participating manufacturers of the cartel. “It should be clear that the ‘famous’ judgment of the Court of First Instance of Murcia is not the first ruling that has been issued in Spain, but have been issued several judgments by different courts of first instance with a result unfavorable to the interests of the claimants, in most cases because the expert report that accompanies the claim, and that determines the amount of damage to claim, is not sufficiently motivated, so it has been rejected by the courts.

In fact, in a judgment issued by the Commercial Court No. 1 of Zaragoza on December 13, the judge fully accepts the arguments of the experts hired by the defendant manufacturers, which dismantle the method of calculation of the damage established by the plaintiff in his expert report, based exclusively on the establishment of a percentage on a historical average of previous cartels in other sectors, but without setting a precise econometric criterion on the calculation of the damage actually caused to the claimant, for which he dismisses the claim filed.

At this point, Fenadismer insists on warning the carriers that they are going to complain against the manufacturers so that they are cautious and “do not be fooled” about the possible legal offers that can be found in the market not specialized in this type of claims, taking in account that its final resolution will lead to a long judicial battle that will foreseeably reach the Supreme Court, which makes it imperative that the demands and expert reports accompanying them are technically well founded, to avoid possible dismissals and the resulting condemnation in costs to the complaining party.

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The associations of transporters that make up the National Road Transport Committee have formally addressed the Ministry of Industry to convey the “discomfort” of the sector “with the protocols established for the tractor trucks in terms of measuring the effectiveness of braking It refers, given that in many cases the unfavorable rating to the tractors is not due to a problem of the vehicle but that the ITV facilities are not adjusted as they should, Fenadismer reports.

From the organization they communicate that: “when a tractor with air intakes and without being coupled to a semitrailer is presented to the periodic review, the equipment envisaged to perform the braking test (rollers), is not able to make an adequate reading of the parameters of the vehicle when it is ejected by the rollers “.

The response from the ITV station is that although they recognize that it may not be a defect of the vehicle, it is necessary that it is presented coupled to a semi-trailer with a certain level of load, relate from the collective chaired by Julio Villaescusa. “In fact, without intervening in the brakes of the rejected vehicle, it is presented coupled and the result is usually favorable,” they reveal.

In the statement written by the National Committee to the Undersecretary of Industry, he is told that “a good part of the carriers in our country do not provide their services with a complete set of vehicles, but the commercial relationship they maintain with their shipper is in the modality of ‘enganche’, only the transporter contributing its tractor unit, therefore, they do not have their own semi-trailers or load available to be able to present their vehicles to the periodic technical inspection. These transporters, who have opted for the installation of additional air intakes in their vehicles, depending on the ITV stations facilities are rejected their vehicles and have to go with a semi-trailer under a loan or rent, with the consequent risk and expense , without, in our opinion, it is your responsibility that you do not have the proper equipment to be able to finish the braking efficiency with the uncoupled vehicle “.

From Fenadismer remember that since the implementation of the new braking measurement system seven years ago, cases of error have increased which has increased damage and inconvenience to carriers, especially in the case of tractors.

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The Council of the European Union, the body in which the member countries agree on the content of the community regulations, decided at its meeting on December 20 to propose to the Commission and the European Parliament that in 2025 both trucks and new buses reduce by 15% its CO2 emissions in relation to those registered during the year 2019, and for the year 2030 a mandatory reduction of 30% is fixed. Thus, the Board is stricter than the Commission, which was responsible for this initiative, to set the limit of 30% by 2030 as definitive, unless otherwise decided in the revision that will be made of this regulation in the year 2022; On the other hand, the Commission proposal was not binding.

However, the general approach reached within the Council reduces the pretensions of the European parliamentarians, who asked for reductions of 20% and 35%. As reported by ACEA, the European association of vehicle manufacturers, the first meeting between the three institutions: Council, Commission and Parliament, which have to agree on the final limits, is scheduled for Tuesday, January 8, 2019, as the Presidency Romanian Council has given priority to the completion of the processing of this regulation, which is to be approved during the first quarter of 2019. The members of ACEA are not particularly happy with this decision.

The regulation will include an economic penalty for those manufacturers that do not meet the objectives of reducing CO2 emissions. Keep in mind, that from 2019 brands have to produce a statement of CO2 emissions of virtually every heavy vehicle they sell, information that will be taken as a reference to set the limits of 2025 and 2030. An incentive system, called super-credits, will also be established, whereby vehicles with low and zero emissions will be counted as more than one vehicle when calculating the specific emissions of a truck manufacturer.

Faced with the proposal of the Commission, the Council has decided to exclude buses and coaches from this incentive system. According to the Commission, with the agreement reached between 15 and 35%, between 2020 and 2030, 54 million tonnes of CO2 will be emitted. Currently, CO2 emissions from heavy vehicles, including trucks, buses and coaches, account for approximately 6% of total CO2 emissions in the EU and approximately 25% of total CO2 emissions from road transport.

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The Government is determined to fight against climate change, and the electricity companies have chosen the middle way: to dismantle the thermal power plants, which are the main generators of electricity in our country. But they are not the only ones who will be harmed by this decision. Transportation has a lot to say about it. Coal production is on the way to disappearing in Spain and, with it, some thousand transport jobs.

As it happens in other sectors, when a productive activity disappears, it also takes all the economic activity that it generates (it happens with the automobile factories, the alimentary production, industrial, etc.). And here is no exception. The mining basins of Asturias, León, Palencia or Teruel are in danger of extinction. And all because the European Union decided, some time ago, to cut public aid to mining. Not only that: the electricity companies have also decided to close the thermal power plants that are supplied with coal (both domestic and imported), because they have to comply with the limitations imposed by Brussels to reduce CO2 emissions into the atmosphere. It is true that there are many ways to do it, but companies such as Endesa or edp (formerly Hidroeléctrica del Cantábrico) have decided that the quickest is to close.  

José Antonio Casillas is a Minas technical engineer and transport entrepreneur. He has a company dedicated to the transport of coal, so he is aware that his future is in the air. In the first place, he wants to make one thing clear: the decarbonization process is not to end up with coal, but with the carbon dioxide that is emitted into the atmosphere. In other words, the European Union has proposed a series of limits that must be met to pollute less. But it is the utilities that have taken the decision to close the thermal power plants, to which the Spanish Government has not raised any objection.  

The associations of freight transport by road of Aragon, Asturias, Castilla y León and Galicia integrated in the CETM are very concerned about the favorable position of the central Government to the decarbonization of the energy sector and the suppression of thermal plants in Spain. For these organizations, which represent some 1,000 vehicles that work daily in the coal and thermal sectors, suppressing the plants in Spain would also generate serious indirect consequences for the transport sector in these autonomous communities, with few outlets for work and already deindustrialized.

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The European Parliament has approved this Wednesday by 373 votes in favor, 285 against and 16 abstentions, a notable cut to the pollution for which the trucks are responsible, which should reduce their CO2 emissions by 20% in 2025, and 35 % in 2030 in relation to the 2019 level. The measure represents a step forward so that for the first time the European Union will stop the emissions of trucks, until now exempt from regulations that would impose borders. For final approval, the rules must be discussed by the Member States and re-voted by the European Parliament.

Trucks represent only 5% of the vehicles that circulate on European roads, but are responsible for 22% of the total emissions from this type of transport. The new norm tries to shorten in part this abyss by eliminating from the air that Europeans breathe a good portion of polluting particles. Brussels talks about a reduction of carbon dioxide emissions of 54 million tons between 2020 and 2030, the equivalent of all those launched in a year Sweden, a country of 10 million inhabitants.

The European Commission proposed in May some thresholds of 15 and 30% for 2025 and 2030 respectively, which now the European Parliament has hardened. Brussels has insisted that the change will be beneficial, not only in the environmental aspect, but also for transport companies, many of them SMEs, given that they will spend around 5,000 euros less per year in fuel, a section that represents 30% of your invoice.

The automotive industry does not see it clearly. He does not deny that there is a transformation in progress, but he fights so that the bar is not so high. “Increasing the objectives increases the risks given that the regulation goes beyond what is technically feasible in this segment of vehicles,” says Sigrid de Vries, general secretary of CLEPA, the European employer association of automotive suppliers. His offer has been light years ahead of the decision of the MEPs. The manufacturers were in favor of a drop in emissions of 7% in 2025 and 16% in 2030.

The ACEA, the organization that includes the seven largest European truck manufacturers DAF, Daimler, Iveco, MAN, Scania, Volkswagen and Volvo, has shown its concern for what it estimates, a too ambitious leap. The entity already considered the figures of the European Commission difficult to implement, reason why it has described the new levels of “excessively aggressive”. The association fears its effects for competitiveness, and trusts that member countries will retouch those objectives to the downside. “MEPs seem to be unabashedly ignoring the fact that the electrification potential of the truck fleet is much less than that of cars, due to problems such as extremely high initial costs, limited autonomy, insufficient infrastructure, in particular along the motorways, and also the reluctant customers, “criticized its secretary general, Erik Jonnaert.

 

 

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With the new year disappears the possibility that the autonomous communities had to apply a tax surcharge on fuel, integrating the state tax with the highest value: 4.8 cents per liter. Measure that makes it more interesting to be registered in the Professional Gas Oil census.

On January 1, 2019, the regulation of the Hydrocarbons Tax is modified, so that the application of the regional section ceases to be the responsibility of the regional governments and the maximum limit of 4.8 cents per liter for the communities is established. In this way, the fiscal pressure of fuels in peninsular Spain and the Balearic Islands is equalized.

According to Fenadismer, which recommends transporters with vehicles of at least 7.5 tons of MMA that register in the Census of Beneficiaries of Professional Diesel of the Tax Agency, in case they have not done it before, to As of January, the refund will be 4.9 cents per liter: 4.8 cents of the old regional tranche, plus 1 cent of the national tranche.

Limits that are due to the regulation of the EU on this type of compensation to certain professional activities. As a consequence of this modification, in the Basque Country, Cantabria, Castilla-León, La Rioja and Navarra, the price of fuel will increase by 4.8 cents per liter; in Madrid, 3.1 cents; 2,4 in Aragón; 1 in Extremadura; and 0.8 in Asturias. The other communities already applied the maximum rate.
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The CNTC (National Road Transport Committee), after the meeting held on November 22, has ruled in favor of a stop employer in the transport of goods by road (with 94.9%) if they do not see their requests answered , both by the shippers and by the administrations before January 15, 2019 as the deadline. The document prepared by the committee details the main requests to urgently negotiate both estates.

However, the main point that the CNTC considers essential is to recognize the transport of goods as a strategic sector of the national economy, mainly by public administrations. The measures agreed by the CNTC are the following:

1.- Commitment to the non-application of the Eurovignette directive and repeal of the measures taken to divert heavy goods from toll roads.

2.- Modification of the transportation contract law, repealing the possibility of an agreement to the contrary in the following matters: payment terms, application of the clause to revise the price of fuel and loading and unloading operations.

3.- Measures in favor of the fight against letterbox companies.

4.- Coordination of mobility plans.

5.- Tax harmonization in the sector.

6.- Solution to bottlenecks in border crossings.

7.- Negotiation and rationalization in the ecological transition policy.

8.- Creation of rest areas plans throughout the daily network with certification of safe area.

9.- Modification of the regulation of direct action, extending its exercise to transport operators.

10.- Inclusion in the regime of professional diesel to all professional transport of goods.

11.- Suspension in the approval of the ROTT without consensus of the National Committee.

12.- After the consultation carried out to the National Commission of the Markets and the regulatory Competition of this measure, in positive case, to prohibit by law its realization in the transport sector, under alusively low economic conditions.

However, both CNTC and the CETM have expressly extended the closing date of the negotiations until January 15, with the aim of not causing serious harm to society in terms of the distribution of perishable products on such critical dates as those they are coming.

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The sales of used industrial vehicles (trucks, buses, derivatives and vans ‘pick-ups’, medium commercial vehicles and tractor trucks) reached a volume of units of 314,185 units in the first ten months of the year, which represents an increase of 9, 3% compared to the same period of the previous year.

According to the data of the National Association of Dealers in Motor Vehicles, Repair and Spare Parts, the companies of the vehicles of less than the years of antiquity, we experienced a response of 31.8% in said period, while those of the models of Between 3 and 5 years rose by 42.2%, those between 5 and 10 years in contrast, fell by 15.5% and those of ten years increased by 7.5%. The data for January and October.

By market segment, bus sales stood at 3,136 units, down 0.8%, while the sale of 22,226 trucks on the occasion of an increase of 19.6%, 7,449 medium trucks, which is a 5, 4% more; 2,250 light trucks 3.1% less; 123,025 commercial media, 7.5% more; 9,231 ‘pick ups’, 15.5% more and 139,342 derivatives and vans, 9.9% more than in the same period of the previous year.

 
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At the beginning of summer we heard about a contest organized by the Diputación de Almería, in which companies could participate to see which had the best RSC and with the prize to help an NGO that the winner chose.

From Almerisan, we did not hesitate at any time to sign up, and from that moment we decided to prepare our participation in order to demonstrate our responsibility to society and the environment. For weeks we were preparing all the information about our sustainable actions to send to the deputation. Actually our intention in the contest was to check the level of our RSC and what we can improve it. Once all the necessary documentation and presentation had been sent, we only had to wait until the verdict of the judges of the Diputación.

But before the verdict, they asked all the companies for a small video explaining and showing how RSC are being met. Once in the awards ceremony, they give as winners to “Caparro Nature” (our most sincere congratulations), and they tell us that we have been second. In the end the objective of this contest is not to see who are the best, but to help an NGO and show that small businesses also contribute our grain of sand to improve society and avoid the loss of the environment.

In the category of large companies, he won the first “Cosentino” prize, which we also want to congratulate for his great work.
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Un equipo de ocho evaluadores ha recorrido las carreteras españolas tomando datos de su estado de conservación, la Asociación Española de la Carretera (AEC) presentó el jueves 12 de julio los resultados de su Estudio sobre Necesidades de Inversión en Conservación 2017-2018.

El Estudio que se hizo por primera vez en 1985 pone nota al estado en que se encuentran de las redes viarias y cuantifica las necesidades de reposición de sus elementos más significativos: firmes, señalización vertical y horizontal, barreras de seguridad, balizamiento e iluminación. Los técnicos han recorrido, examinado y calificado unos 3.000 tramos de carretera, de 100 metros cada uno, seleccionados al azar tanto en la Red de Carreteras del Estado como en la Red dependiente de las Comunidades Autónomas y Diputaciones Forales.

En total, se han inspeccionado 3 millones de metros cuadrados de pavimento, 3.000 señales verticales de código, 900 kilómetros de marcas viales, 270 kilómetros de barreras metálicas y 25.000 elementos de balizamiento. En el estudio, queda latente que uno de cada trece kilómetros de la red de carreteras española presenta deterioros relevantes en más del 50% de la superficie del pavimento, acumulando baches, roderas y grietas longitudinales y transversales.

En términos generales, el estudio revela cómo la falta de conservación está haciendo mella en las infraestructuras viarias españolas, un patrimonio valorado en 145.000 millones de euros, y que, a partir del año 2009, ha sido abandonado a su suerte víctima de los sucesivos y reiterados ajustes en los presupuestos públicos. Darle la vuelta a esta situación requiere una inversión mínima de 7.054 millones de euros, cantidad en la que la AEC cifra el déficit que acumula el mantenimiento del conjunto de las infraestructuras viarias del país y que se reparte, para las redes del Estado y Autonómica, como sigue: 211 millones en la red que gestiona el Estado y 4.843 millones en la que administran los gobiernos autonómicos y forales.
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