Most freight flows in Europe are concentrated around Western Europe and Italy as the largest and wealthiest markets. However, EU accession and the development of countries located in the south-eastern part of the continent have led to the emergence of new markets and the development of new freight flows. Most freight transport between these regions is carried out using road transport. Additionally, there are a number of barriers limiting the use of alternatives to road transport, especially road-rail transport. In response to this situation, the Flavia project was launched to strengthen and coordinate trade and transport processes between the countries of Central Europe and South-Eastern Europe.Most freight flows in Europe are concentrated around Western Europe and Italy as the largest and wealthiest markets. However, EU accession and the development of countries located in the south-eastern part of the continent have led to the emergence of new markets and the development of new freight flows.
Most freight transport between these regions is carried out using road transport. Additionally, there are a number of barriers limiting the use of alternatives to road transport, especially (…)
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Source: Logistyka Magazine
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