Getlink SE (EU:GET) said its November traffic numbers continued to show softness, with truck volumes falling 7% from a year earlier — the same rate of decline recorded in October. For the year to date, truck crossings remain 3% lower.

The company noted that part of this downturn stems from “prolonged weakness in the automotive sector,” marking a direct acknowledgment of challenges tied to that industry.

Passenger shuttle activity also moved lower, slipping 3% versus last year. The drop marks a reversal from October’s 4% gain and stands in contrast to the 2% increase seen so far this year.

Getlink’s November update underscores a broader cooling in economic conditions that continues to weigh on demand for its cross-Channel transport services.

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