AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFuel & Protests: Philippines transport group Manibela says it will stage a two-day transport strike on July 22-23 to protest double-digit diesel and kerosene price hikes and the continued suspension of fare increases for public utility vehicles. Road Safety & Enforcement: Malaysia’s Road Transport (Amendment) Bill 2026 would raise penalties for driving with suspended or revoked licences up to three years in jail, and tighten EV registration rules. Urban Mobility Tech: Hyderabad Traffic Police deploy drones to monitor Bonalu festival traffic at Golconda Fort, using live aerial feeds to manage diversions and parking. Infrastructure Disruption: Glasgow Central low-level rail services face cancellations after cable damage near Finnieston; Network Rail is planning repairs and shuttles. Road Works Alerts: Missouri MoDOT schedules lane closures on MO 291 and U.S. 50 in Lee’s Summit and ADA work on MO BB (Sibley St) in Buckner. Shipping Risk: Houthis warn companies not to load or discharge at Saudi ports, threatening attacks “in any location,” as a naval blockade raises new trade and energy concerns. Rail & Labor: Rajshahi train services resume after a nine-hour suspension following student withdrawal of a blockade tied to an alleged assault by ticket examiners.
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