Autonomous Mobility Push: Uber and Wayve launched customer-orderable “autonomous” Uber rides in London, with human drivers supervising a phased rollout—another step in the UK’s race to scale driverless tech. Logistics AI Limits: HERE Technologies warns agentic logistics AI stalls when spatial reasoning is required, arguing location intelligence must be built in from the start for routing, clearance, parking, and congestion. Freight Resilience vs El Niño: New Zealand logistics leaders say a very strong El Niño could bring sustained volatility across sea, land, and air freight, not a single disruption. Infrastructure Disruption: Chicago’s DuSable Lake Shore Drive bridge got stuck open for hours after heat expanded components, snarling downtown traffic and highlighting climate risk to transport assets. Energy & Transport Corridors: Venezuela signed new oil deals with Chevron and Eni, while Angola’s Lobito Corridor project added DR Congo to the concession—both underline how energy and rail logistics keep reshaping regional trade. Maritime & Trade Human Capital: The UK honored merchant seafarers with Merchant Navy Medals, spotlighting the workforce behind global shipping. Public Sector Logistics Funding: Milwaukee County faces potential federal transit cuts of 14%–20% over five years, threatening service stability as budgets tighten. CNG for Trucking: HBM Nigeria inaugurated a high-capacity CNG station aimed at serving up to 150 trucks daily, with expansion planned—targeting energy and logistics cost pressure. Local Governance & Mobility Policy: Cornwall taxi operators hired lawyers to challenge a vehicle-for-hire bylaw update they say unfairly favors Uber. Workplace & Tech Talent: C.H. Robinson was named a Forbes/Statista best employer for tech workers, tying supply chain innovation to talent strategy.