… of inland ships. These optimal dimensions are not only dependent on ship technology but …
the economics and market-related aspects of inland waterway transport. As a result, the writing …

… compare the transport costs of intermodal inland waterway transport and road-only-transport. …
enormously and this growth has been predominantly absorbed by road transport. While …

… The example of inland shipping between the port of Le Havre and the Paris … of road transport
of this type to or from an inland terminal as they are in the case of long haul road transport …

… to the oversea market: pure road transportation, road and inland waterway transportation. …
two consecutive legs including inland shipping using a pure road or road–inland-port–river …

… system of inland ships are proposed, then two inland ships are … evaluate the emissions and
costs of the ship’s life cycle. The … , the transport structure is adjusted to transfer road transport …

… transport mode than road transport. However, as technological innovations are incorporated
faster in road transport … Barge operators, logistic service providers or shipping lines that …

… road transport is very high in most countries. This may contribute to the flexibility of freight
transport, but emissions (soot) and road … inland shipping, short-sea shipping and rail transport …

… Will these imbalances and the disruptions they impose of maritime and inland shipping
persist? This is unlikely since economic history underlines that highly imbalanced trade …

… of inland port studies, covering 80 international peer-reviewed academic journal papers
on inland … much attention is paid on inland ports as components of the ‘transport/logistics/supply …

… Reorientation of transportation from road transport to inland … ship, have a negative impact
on the environment As a result of the study, it can be concluded that road and water transport is …