AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoElection Travel: Sarawak’s transport ministry has asked airlines and express-bus operators to add services around polling day, helping voters travel home and return after the vote. Port Growth: Shenzhen Port has passed 30 million TEU this year, three weeks ahead of 2025; throughput was up 7.7% year over year, with vehicle shipments rising sharply. Freight Milestone: Transnet says a 696-wagon train ran 860 kilometres in South Africa, potentially setting a new 7.6-kilometre world record. The empty-train test has not yet been officially certified. Transit Investment: Construction is under way on Los Angeles’ $414 million Vermont bus rapid transit corridor, while a $2.43 billion light-rail project has broken ground in the San Fernando Valley. Service Changes: Noida Metro will run trains more frequently at peak times from Nov. 1 as ridership climbs. Caltrain also reports strong ridership growth following electrification. Weather Disruption: Storm Boelo damaged trains and tracks in the UK, while flooding and fallen trees caused cancellations and delays across several rail networks.
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