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Article | REF: C5550 V2

Inland Waterways

Author: Jean-Louis MATHURIN

Publication date: May 10, 2020 | Lire en français

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    On many European transport corridors, inland waterways are a competitive alternative and complement to road and rail, offering a sustainable and environmentally-friendly mode of transport in terms of energy consumption, noise and gas emissions. However, it is often still under-utilized.

    That's why, as part of their objectives for a competitive, resource-efficient transport system, more and more countries are looking to shift much of their long-distance overland freight traffic to more massive, energy-efficient modes such as inland navigation.

    To support this political will, it is necessary to modernize the fleet, existing infrastructures and their operating methods; it is also necessary to create new interconnections between basins, and remove the bottlenecks that still exist in the European network. All of this must be done within a framework...

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