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Multimodal Transportation: Chapter 3-Part 2

It is observed from Table 16 that while multi-modal transportation requires a longer transit time than for road transportation, the economies of scale for multi-modal transportation are clearly evident, especially when rake capacity increases.

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Multimodal Transportation: Chapter 3-Part 2

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  1. About Us Investor Relations Knowledge Corner HSE News & Media CSR Blog Careers My TCI Multimodal Transportation: Chapter 3 (Part 2) Newsletter Subscription Name By Transport Corporation of India Limited JANUARY 16, 2018 Email Submit 20 Percentage of cargo in India that is containerized Categories It is observed from Table 16 that while multi-modal transportation requires a Awards/ Recognition PDFmyURL - online url to pdf conversion

  2. longer transit time than for road transportation, the economies of scale for multi-modal clearly evident, especially when rake capacity increases. The cost of road transportation is almost always higher than for multi-modal transportation for every route.s Corporate Social Responsibility Inside Scoop transportation are Knowledge Series Leadership Speaks TCI Video Tags 3PL 5 Force Model AIMA Airways all the award title Allocation of overhead expenses Automotive Logistics Best Coastal Container Vessel Operator Better Health Blood Donation Cargo Containerization CFS Challenges & Opportunities in Automotive Logistics Champions of Change Containerization Corporate Film Cost of additional fuel consumption Cost of delay CSR DFC Digital Transformation Door to Door Delivery EDI Environment ERP Export It is evident from the data shown in Table 16 that for scale economies, the share of railways in carrying freight should increase beyond the current level. In the US and China, railways carry 47-48% of the total freight volume. According to a study by McKinsey & Co.9, in China, roads, railways and waterways carried 22%, 47% and 30%, respectively, of the total freight volume shipped in 2007. The ideal modal mix for India, as reported by McKinsey & Co., should be an even balance between roads and railways, each carrying about 46-47% of the total freight volume. A 2012 study by Frost & Sullivan10 reports that the major industries in India availing multi-modal transportation services are engineering goods, pharmaceuticals, retail, automotive, auto components, electronics and communication. A majority of these industries use a combination of roads and railways although some of them also use a combination of roads and airways, and roads and waterways, depending on the nature of shipment, network, transit time and cost economies. Some of the major concerns expressed by the survey respondents regarding multi-modal transportation are the lack of coordination between road transport and railways, loading delay at PDFmyURL - online url to pdf conversion

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