Sentence examples for development of freight from inspiring English sources
These valuable aspects would be a great challenge for follow-up development of freight apps in aiding CO2 emission reduction.
The increasing role of logistical imperatives in the recent development of freight transport markets has been discussed at length.
ITS and its related systems and services will be the paramount force for the future development of Freight Transport and Logistics systems.
In a sense, we are now faced with similar challenges to the ones that led to the initial development of Freight ICT research in the mid-nineties, i.e. innovative hardware that is being developed and deployed, but which still remains to be inserted in a truly integrated and efficient Freight ICT system architecture.
Steps towards increasing the development of these freight plans include incorporating freight-related issues in local transport planning together with walking and biking, and providing or improving national guidance for urban freight planning.
- Madam President, let me thank Parliament for the work which has been done, and let me also say that the conclusions which have been presented by the rapporteur will send a very clear message to the Member States and to the stakeholders, because we all know that freight corridors are necessary for the revitalisation and development of rail freight.
Planning for sustainable development of urban freight transport is, with some national differences, done through the combination of an economically, environmentally and socially focused freight strategy with a detailed freight action plan.
Motivated by the development of Chinese freight railway, we proposed a new lever-type damper.
Right: Development of rail freight market share (tonne-kilometres) in EU12 countries with high market share.
Right: Development of rail freight market share (tonne-kilometres) in EU12 countries with low or decreasing rail market share.
Data source: [12] Open image in new window Fig. 5 Left: Development of rail freight market share (tonne-kilometres) in EU15 countries (plus Norway) with decreasing rail market share.
