Sentence examples for freight sectors from inspiring English sources
Given that approximately 80% of emissions in the Japanese transportation sector are vehicle emissions in both the passenger and freight sectors, the key to achieving the reduction target lies in the choice of how to reduce vehicle emissions (Ministry of the Environment 2014).
All regions have seen rail growth, while the rail freight sector has also flourished.
During the past year, BSR has convened the Future of Fuels Forum, comprising 184 fleet operators, energy producers, retailers, truck makers, oil companies and environmental advocates to develop a roadmap towards a more sustainable freight sector.
Edmunds adds: "One of Beeching's legacies is a rail freight sector that can transport goods in a cost-effective way, helping tackle road congestion and reduce the environmental impact of haulage.
Construction, jobs in the freight sector and money-saving improvements in transportation networks could be among the results of efforts to create what environmentalists call "ecological separation" between Lake Michigan and the rivers and canals leading to the Mississippi River, the source of the voracious carp that have made their way nearly to the lake.
In the email, Hoare wrote: "While appreciating that DCLG is a quasi-judicial role viz-a-viz the public inquiry, anything your department can do to press the case for a speedy and supportive decision would be a real shot in the arm to the rail freight sector".
In the freight sector, macro transport flows, political issues and behavioural issues were considered.
This resulted in a growing number of actors in the market and a higher internationalization of the railway freight sector.
The concept is still at an early stage of development and application in the rail freight sector.
The airline supplies Amazon and DHL and the industrial action may disturb deliveries for the entire national air freight sector during the busy holiday period.
Overall, the latest situation in the rail freight sector in the EU15 may be indicative of a reversal of the previous trend of a continuously decreasing market share.
