Chambers 2026 Global Practice Guide for Ground Transportation

Ground transportation is a global business. The regulations governing it are not.

Chambers has published its 2026 Global Practice Guide for Ground Transportation, providing current legal guidance across road and rail freight markets worldwide. Coverage includes infrastructure ownership and access, public procurement and concessions, financing, competition, labor and asset regulation, environmental and safety requirements, dispute resolution, and cross-border operations — as well as emerging issues including autonomous transport, alternative fuels, climate obligations, urban access controls, and cybersecurity.

For sponsors active in logistics, freight infrastructure, or transport platforms globally, this is the reference to keep current.

The introduction was authored by Sidley partner Raymond Atkins, co-leader of the firm’s Transportation practice. Sidley advises investors on transportation and infrastructure investments across the United States, Europe, and Asia — from initial diligence through exit.