Traduction de «methods cargo transport » (Anglais → Français) :

If you are responsible for the transportation of air cargo/air mail, you will have to show that the means of transport are securable, either through the use of seals, if practicable, or any other method.

setting up a group of contact points with the Member States and industry to identify and deal permanently with the obstacles preventing faster development of freight transport logistics (“bottlenecks exercise”); improving effectiveness and interoperability in information technologies and communications so as to provide better tracking and tracing; building logistics terminals and improving their efficiency; optimising the use of infrastructure to meet the needs of advanced logistics (e.g. through the emergence of a dedicated rail freight network); improving the training and certification of logistics providers and other personnel inv ...[+++]olved in the management of logistics flows; harmonising transport documents; clarifying, and ensuring the harmonisation of, the different liability regimes in the multimodal chain; promoting multimodal transport solutions; devising methods and indicators for assessing logistics performance in Europe and introducing a label recognising logistics excellence in transport and the supply chain; researching and implementing common European standards for loading units to ensure a seamless flow of cargo.

(5) The Marco Polo Programme will feature three types of action: firstly, modal shift actions, which should focus on shifting as much cargo as possible under current market conditions from road to short sea shipping, rail and inland waterways; secondly, catalyst actions, which should change the way non-road freight transport is conducted in the Community; and thirdly, common learning actions, which should enhance knowledge in the freight logistics sector and foster advanced methods ...[+++] and procedures of cooperation in the freight market.

(5) The Marco Polo programme features three types of action: (1) modal shift actions, which should focus on shifting as much cargo as possible under current market conditions from road to the more environment friendly short sea shipping, rail and inland waterways; such actions should not lead to a shift of freight flows between short sea shipping, rail and inland waterways, unless the share of freight transport by road in the transport chain is thereby substantially reduced; (2) catalyst actions, which should change the way non-road ...[+++] freight transport is conducted in the Community; and (3) common learning actions, which should enhance knowledge in the freight logistics sector and foster advanced methods and procedures of cooperation in the freight market and support the formation of a common political will in cross-border transport projects ; catalyst actions and common leaning actions should not lead to a shift of freight flows between short sea shipping, rail and inland waterways .

(5) The Marco Polo programme features three types of action: (1) modal shift actions, which should focus on shifting as much cargo as possible under current market conditions from road to the more environmentally acceptable short sea shipping, rail and inland waterways; such actions must not lead to a shift of freight flows from short sea transport, rail or inland waterways to another of these modes, unless the share of freight transport by road in the transport chain is thereby substantially reduced (2) catalyst actions, which shoul ...[+++]d change the way non-road freight transport is conducted in the Community; and (3) common learning actions, which should enhance knowledge in the freight logistics sector and foster advanced methods and procedures of co-operation in the freight market and support the formation of a common political will in cross-border transport projects; none of these actions must lead to a shift of freight flows from short sea transport, rail or inland waterways to another of these modes.

(5) The Marco Polo programme features three types of action: (1) modal shift actions, which should focus on shifting as much cargo as possible under current market conditions from road to short sea shipping, rail and inland waterways; (2) catalyst actions, which should change the way non-road freight transport is conducted in the Community; and (3) common learning actions, which should enhance knowledge in the freight logistics sector and foster advanced methods and proce ...[+++]dures of co-operation in the freight market.