With regards to the repercussions of the different policies to combat Covid adopted by the various European countries, particularly on the world of transport and logistics, Domenico De Rosa, CEO of the SMET Group, explained his vision. From England, which opens everything up, to France, which adopts very strict measures on Green Pass, there is a profoundly different situation. How is this reflected in the dynamics of the haulage world?<\/p>\n
\u00abAll instability, even in decision-making, has very painful repercussions, because road haulage is the thermometer of the whole economic, but also productive and social moment. In fact, everything we find around us is there because it was transported by truck. So this patchwork policy is certainly not helpful, and it would be desirable to introduce clear, uniform rules that are applied and enforceable in all countries. From our point of view, individual freedom is absolutely important, but it is limited by the freedom of others. If the unvaccinated were to cause the virus to continue, as the scientific community continues to inform us, to travel and to make us weaker, more vulnerable, at this point it would be a good thing if the Green Pass<\/em> were applied uniformly everywhere\u00bb.<\/p>\n