… and transport management in inland navigation, including interfaces to other transport modes.
… and private parties participating in inland waterborne transport. The information is shared …

… of rail and water-both inland waterway and coastal shipping-since these are the main
alternatives to road for a broad range of commodity and flow types. In addition, short-sea shipping …

… modes of transportation are supported. This is particularly attractive to transportation planners
… A rail shuttle connecting the seaports with an inland port facility could have the potential to …

… of the transport chain and in seaport terminals, without improvements in seaport inland
access, is not sufficient for the entire transport chain to function. The efficiency of the railway is …

… inland ports or on inland ports as large-scale freight sites and focusing only on inland waterway
cargo; rail … which we position inland waterway ports relative to ‘traditional’ inland ports. In …

… The search was further extended with more specific key terms such as “inland shipping”, “inland
waterways”, “rail transport”, and “road transport”. The search was limited to those articles …

… Waterway is a realistic option for urban freight transport, even over a short distance. Moreover,
in Japan, inland shipping can be an alternative mode to road in emergency cases such as …

… rail freight services between inland ports and seaports is not as good as might be expected.
For example, 1.6 million TEU were transported by rail between seaports and inland ports in …

… 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 …

… 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 …