… We study port activities integration with inland transport … transport services. The purpose
of this paper is to examine the incentives to the integration of port activities with inland transport …

… In most countries, shippers have access to rail, in fewer countries they have access to the …
inland shipping. In our opinion intermodal rail–truck freight transport can be characterised by: …

… Apart from the functions of shipping agent and terminal handling company, the shipping line
can continue its integration of the transport chain by becoming an inland transport provider, …

… With increasingly efficient inland transport infrastructure, physical distance is no longer the
… inland terminals, inland ports and dry ports, hinterlands are now extended even further inland…

… However, some physical measures to better accommodate inland shipping are planned
and others have been carried out. Points of concern are the location of industrial areas on the …

… tonnes per year (including inland terminals and the terminals at the ports). These flows only
represent transhipments to and from the inland railroad transport system. As expected, the …

… how inland terminals are developed in relation both to ports and to other inland terminals …
It is argued in this paper that the common denominator for classification of inland sites is the …

… a system of inland intermodal transfer terminals between highway and rail distribution systems
… transportation system embraced intermodalism as an alternative to door-to-door highway …

… ) and inland transport (for example European Rail Shuttle in … Other shipping lines stick to
the shipping business and try to … -ordination with independent inland transport operators and …

… of transport for the longest links in the intermodal transport chain are rail, inland waterways,
short sea shipping or ocean shipping … In some cases air transport is also an alternative, …