EU combined transport grows, still space for improvements
08.06.18 - Daventry, UK.
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Combined transport in Europe presented a ten per cent increase during the fourth quarter of 2020, compared to the same period in 2019. The pre-Brexit preparations, together with this usually busy period of the year, are responsible for the increase, according to industry association UIRR. Increased capacity for freight and the relatively mild winter weather also helped.
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