Bangkok rolls out five new EV shuttle routes to boost public transport
The initiative aims to encourage residents to switch to public transport, easing traffic congestion and improving air quality across the capital.
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Turbulence ahead: How used cooking oil could hinder aviation’s green fuel hopes
A joint investigation by The Straits Times and Climate Home News reveals how soaring demand for this key ingredient in sustainable aviation fuel has led to ‘ridiculous’ data…
Philippine government preparing fuel subsidy amid Middle East conflict: Transportation department
The P2.5-billion fuel subsidy program had already received certification from the Department of Energy, a transportation department official said.
Malaysia’s railway setback linked to site theft
The contractors have a fight on their hands with over 1,200m of signalling cables reported stolen along its alignment, with 81 outdoor transformer units also removed.
Cambodia’s vehicle industry exports exceed $1 billion, growth driven by tyre manufacturing
As of 2024, investment in Cambodia’s automotive sector reached approximately $746 million, while exports exceeded $1.1 billion, the majority of which came from tyre…
Japanese carmakers’ anxiety grows as Japan-US tariff talks stall
Japanese carmakers and companies in other industries may need to review their pricing strategies for the U.S. market.
Malaysian commercial vehicles inspection centre urges owners, operators to comply with set standards
On the latest passing rate, authorities said in a written response to The Star that heavy vehicle owners and operators should not focus solely on passing inspections, but also…
China’s rare earth curbs pose supply risk to India’s EV push: report
India’s electric vehicle ambitions may face a critical supply-side hurdle due to China’s tightening grip on rare earth magnet exports, according to a report by Crisil Ratings.
Delhi-bound Air India flight returns to Hong Kong after mid-air technical issue
Decision to go back was a precautionary measure after a mid-air technical issue was suspected.
Bhutan vows to resolve toll fee issue along Indian highways within two months
Between 3,000 and 4,000 Bhutanese vehicles use the highways in Assam and West Bengal regularly, where they are charged tolls at multiple points, often twice for the same stretch,…