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		What is happening within the world of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport? Check here for regular updates and details of the latest news and events. Latest Headlines: 775 MILLION ROAD VEHICLES IN WORLD USE 2-12-2002 There were more than 775 million road vehicles in use in the world in 2001 — with one for every 10.4 people. But the disparities were enormous. CATHAY PACIFIC TO FLY NON-STOP TO U.S. EAST COAST 1-12-2002 Cathay Pacific Airways has received the first of three Airbus A340-600 aircraft for ultra-long-distance routes. CONGESTION AT PORT OF VANCOUVER 30-11-2002 Following the US West Coast longshoremen’s dispute, Canada’s Port of Vancouver is now suffering from heavy congestion. TRAINS 'SHOULD REPLACE PLANES' SAYS UK ROYAL COMMISSION 30-11-2002 Britain’s Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution is calling for a switch from short-haul flights to rail travel. NEW NETWORK OF AIR ROUTES ANNOUNCED BY I.A.T.A. 25-11-2002 IATA has announced a new network of air routes connecting Australia, Asia, the Middle East and Europe. P&O STRIKES FRENCH PORTS DEAL 16-11-2002 P&O is taking a controlling interest in France's leading container terminal operator. MALAYSIA LOGISTICS INDUSTRY LIKELY TO EXPAND 4-11-2002 Preparations for implementation of ASEAN Free Trade Area TRANSPORT STATISTICS GREAT BRITAIN 2002 - 28TH EDITION 3-11-2002 The average British resident travelled over 6,800 miles, an increase of five per cent since 1989/91. … Energy consumption by transport was 55 million tonnes of oil equivalent in 2001 — 34 per cent of all UK energy use. AUSTRALIA HIGH-SPEED LINK REVIVED 30-10-2002 PLANS for a high-speed train link between Melbourne and Sydney have been revived, reports The Australian newspaper. UK AND CHINA TO RESEARCH ‘INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS’ 27-10-2002 A new agreement with China includes a joint centre for research into intelligent transport systems DELHI METRO TRIAL STARTS 25-10-2002 The Indian capital Delhi now has its own metro train. The new system could cut pollution by 50%.			Current News Click here for up to date information in brief about what is happening in the world of the CILT   Cilt World - Latest Issue Click here to download your copy of the latest edition of CILT World - the global journal of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport. Cilt World - Archive Click here to download copies of previous editions of CILT World - the global journal of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.