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News – Improving road safety today, paving the way for the future

Automobile manufacturers have a long tradition and a strong track record in improving road safety, not only for the occupants of the vehicles they build but for all road users. Indeed, safety is a topic that is very close to our hearts. And the results of this high level of commitment are very tangible. As… Continue reading News – Improving road safety today, paving the way for the future

Press Releases – Gerrit Marx takes on Chairmanship of ACEA Commercial Vehicle Board

Brussels, 29 January 2019 – The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) announces that Gerrit Marx, the newly-appointed President Commercial and Specialty Vehicles at CNH Industrial, takes on the role of Chairman of ACEA’s Commercial Vehicle Board this year. This follows a recent structural reorganisation within CNH Industrial and its IVECO brand. The ACEA Commercial Vehicle… Continue reading Press Releases – Gerrit Marx takes on Chairmanship of ACEA Commercial Vehicle Board

Press Releases – Commercial vehicle registrations: +3.2% in 2018; -4.0% in December

Brussels, 24 January 2019 – In December 2018, commercial vehicle registrations across the EU were down 4.0% compared to the last month of 2017. Total new commercial vehicles In December 2018, commercial vehicle registrations across the EU were down 4.0% compared to the last month of 2017. Demand contracted across all segments, but heavy trucks… Continue reading Press Releases – Commercial vehicle registrations: +3.2% in 2018; -4.0% in December

ACI: Accidents on secondary suburban roads

01/17/2019 Milan, Venice, Padua and Treviso the provinces with more accidents. Latina and Naples those with the highest mortality rate The provinces with the highest accident rate – both by number and by accident density – on secondary suburban roads are: Milan (693 km of roads, 741 accidents, 13 dead and 1,194 injured), Venice (860… Continue reading ACI: Accidents on secondary suburban roads

Tariff dispute at KMH-Kammann

16.01.2019 Ι They are fed up with uneven, fluctuating wages and 40-hour workweeks. The employees of KMH-Kammann Metallbau in Bassum near Bremen demand a fair collective agreement. The management refuses and has hired “Union Busting” lawyers. Now the employees of the pipe manufacturer are ready for a strike. They finally want a collective agreement with… Continue reading Tariff dispute at KMH-Kammann