Public Transport Tech Rollout (Malaysia): Malaysia’s Transport Ministry will phase in telematics for commercial vehicles from 2026–2028, starting with voluntary adoption, then building a driver database and centralized telematics data, with any mandatory licensing use only later if systems and readiness are in place. Rail Passenger Experience (Malaysia): LRT3’s Shah Alam Line opened with positive early feedback, while riders asked for better accessibility info for people with disabilities, including Braille signage at key facilities. Air Cargo & Logistics Advisory (US): Cargo Facts Consulting added two senior consultants covering airline cargo, freighter strategy, charter operations, express logistics, and cargo commercialization. Cross-Border Road Freight Digitalization (Kazakhstan/Azerbaijan): Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan will replace paper permits with e-permits for international road freight starting in 2027, exchanging 6,000 e-permits in 2026 ahead of a 28,000 quota for 2027. Supply Chain Disruption (Russia–China trucking): Russia’s diesel shortages are delaying deliveries and raising freight costs on routes to China, with trucking distances and refueling access both worsening. Maritime Network Shift (Global shipping): New analysis says box lines are decentralizing service networks, pushing capacity toward secondary regional ports as mega-hubs hit connectivity limits amid Middle East instability. Aviation Passenger Services (Pakistan): Pakistan Airports Authority and Walee Al-Nazawy launched “Khushaamdeed,” a premium meet-and-assist service at Islamabad International Airport. Cold-Chain Expansion (UK/Ireland): PRM Group broke ground on a £15m chilled and frozen warehousing expansion in Lisburn to add capacity and loading bays for Europe-wide distribution.