AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPublic Transit & Infrastructure: Honolulu’s Skyline rail project is slipping again, with an outside FTA-linked consultant warning the final 18.9-mile segment could open in April 2032 instead of March 2031, alongside a $53M change order for delay-related costs. Energy & Fuel Policy: India’s NITI Aayog says petrol and diesel will be revised only when crude prices stay lower, not daily—amid Hormuz/West Asia supply worries. Freight & Trade Corridors: COSTEP pitches the Rio South Texas binational corridor as a bridge-and-rail-and-air network tied to Mexico’s industrial cluster plans. Maritime Logistics: Chilean carrier Easter Island Naviera is considering a monthly cargo link between Punta Arenas and the Falklands after local business talks. Road Safety & Enforcement: South Africa’s RTI impounded 11 trucks in Pietermaritzburg for issues like worn tyres, missing permits, and over-limit loads. Logistics Security: Wildberries logistics hubs in Russia faced drone-linked attacks, prompting suspensions at affected sites. Subsidies & Fleet Ops: Malaysia’s SKDS diesel subsidy expansion for jeep/pickup firms has registered 25,781 vehicles nationwide since July 3, with Sabah/Sarawak/Labuan taking the biggest share. Mobility Tech & Workforce: Moovit is cutting about 60 jobs as it shifts focus toward consumer growth and deeper Mobileye integration for robotaxi plans. Cross-border Border Trade: Kuwait-Iraq’s main Abdali crossing reopened after a drone attack temporarily closed the vital passenger and commercial route.
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