lntermodality and Intermodal Cargo Transport in the European Union

Efficienttranspmt system is an essential prerequisite for thecompetitiveness of the European Union. The predicted increasein intemational trade, sudden expansion of the Union tothe middle and eastern European countries and widerco-peration of the Meditenmuan countries will make the roleof transporta...

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Main Authors: Kristijan Rogić, Pave Marinović, Grgo Luburić
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences 2012-10-01
Series:Promet (Zagreb)
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Online Access:http://www.fpz.unizg.hr/traffic/index.php/PROMTT/article/view/740
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description Efficienttranspmt system is an essential prerequisite for thecompetitiveness of the European Union. The predicted increasein intemational trade, sudden expansion of the Union tothe middle and eastern European countries and widerco-peration of the Meditenmuan countries will make the roleof transportation even more significant.Unless the transpmt industry reconsiders its requirementfor modal-independent se1vices and uses the additional capacitiesin other modes of transpmt, the road traffic is likely to furtherincrease its share in the market, which amounts today to72%.In order to achieve social, economic and ecologicalsustainability, efficient and balanced use of the existing capacitiesin the overall traffic system of Europe has become the keychallenge.Therefore, the Community, among other things, strives towardsreal balance of the business policy which gives preferenceco the development of unique, integrated traffic systems for theCommunity as a whole.Promoting intermodality is a means of business policywhich enables systemic approach to traffic. Traffic services areoffered as modally independem links from home to home,based on a series of feasible alternatives regarding transportmode through a new, efficient implementation of the traffic systemthus reducing the transport costs and enabling creation ofadditional values.
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spelling doaj.art-773f7b623f7a49d8bfcff0d1880a89132022-12-22T00:09:57ZengUniversity of Zagreb, Faculty of Transport and Traffic SciencesPromet (Zagreb)0353-53201848-40692012-10-01122818610.7307/ptt.v12i2.740597lntermodality and Intermodal Cargo Transport in the European UnionKristijan RogićPave MarinovićGrgo LuburićEfficienttranspmt system is an essential prerequisite for thecompetitiveness of the European Union. The predicted increasein intemational trade, sudden expansion of the Union tothe middle and eastern European countries and widerco-peration of the Meditenmuan countries will make the roleof transportation even more significant.Unless the transpmt industry reconsiders its requirementfor modal-independent se1vices and uses the additional capacitiesin other modes of transpmt, the road traffic is likely to furtherincrease its share in the market, which amounts today to72%.In order to achieve social, economic and ecologicalsustainability, efficient and balanced use of the existing capacitiesin the overall traffic system of Europe has become the keychallenge.Therefore, the Community, among other things, strives towardsreal balance of the business policy which gives preferenceco the development of unique, integrated traffic systems for theCommunity as a whole.Promoting intermodality is a means of business policywhich enables systemic approach to traffic. Traffic services areoffered as modally independem links from home to home,based on a series of feasible alternatives regarding transportmode through a new, efficient implementation of the traffic systemthus reducing the transport costs and enabling creation ofadditional values.http://www.fpz.unizg.hr/traffic/index.php/PROMTT/article/view/740intermodal cargo transportintegrated traffic systemefficiencycompetitiveness
spellingShingle Kristijan Rogić
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intermodal cargo transport
integrated traffic system
efficiency
competitiveness
title lntermodality and Intermodal Cargo Transport in the European Union
title_full lntermodality and Intermodal Cargo Transport in the European Union
title_fullStr lntermodality and Intermodal Cargo Transport in the European Union
title_full_unstemmed lntermodality and Intermodal Cargo Transport in the European Union
title_short lntermodality and Intermodal Cargo Transport in the European Union
title_sort lntermodality and intermodal cargo transport in the european union
topic intermodal cargo transport
integrated traffic system
efficiency
competitiveness
url http://www.fpz.unizg.hr/traffic/index.php/PROMTT/article/view/740
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