All Transport
Déclaration des Ministres sur des transports pour un monde en changement. Sommet annuel 2014
Summit Declaration,
21 May 2014
Declaration from Ministers on Transport for a Changing World. 2014 Annual Summit
Summit Declaration,
21 May 2014
Global Freight Volumes Indicate Increasing Dependency On Asia-Led Growth
Statistics Brief,
30 June 2013
Déclaration des Ministres sur le Financement des transports. Sommet annuel 2013
Summit Declaration,
22 May 2013
Global Freight Volumes Remain Stagnant and Highlight Concerns Over Potential Decline in Europe
Statistics Brief,
30 June 2012
Déclaration des Ministres lors du Sommet de 2012 sur des transports sans rupture : développer les connexions
Summit Declaration,
2 May 2012
Messages clés des Ministres. Sommet annuel 2011: Des transports pour la société
Summit Declaration,
25 May 2011
Key Messages from Ministers 2011 Annual Summit: Transport for Society
Summit Declaration,
25 May 2011
Moving Freight with Better Trucks
Research Report, Policy Insights,
18 April 2011
- The freight transport task is growing rapidly in most regions and requires effective utilisation of all modes of transport.
- The safety and environmental impacts of road haulage require regulatory intervention for optimal outcomes.
- Compliance can be improved greatly through legislation that assigns responsibility.
- Compliance regimes can be enhanced by exploiting technological innovations.
- A performance based approach to regulation offers the potential to meet community objectives for road freight transport more fully.
- Many higher capacity vehicles have equivalent or even better intrinsic safety characteristics in some respects than most common workhorse trucks.
- Truck crash energies mean safety regulation must pay particular attention to managing truck speeds and driver alertness and impairment.
- Higher capacity vehicles have potential to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions.
- Higher capacity vehicles can result in fewer vehicle-kilometres travelled.
- The lower unit costs offered by higher productivity trucks could result in increased overall demand for road freight transport and a transfer of freight from other modes.
- Road pricing systems can be developed to manage use of the transport network more efficiently.
- Road infrastructure and trucks need to be developed in concert.
- Significant opportunities for improvement of the regulation of heavy trucks have been identified.
Recovery Continues in Global Freight Transport - Uncertainties Remain
Statistics Brief,
1 March 2011
The Future for Interurban Passenger Transport: Bringing Citizens Closer Together
Roundtable Report,
29 April 2010
Integration and Competition between Transport and Logistics Businesses
Roundtable Report,
26 February 2010
Intégration et concurrence entre le transport et les activités logistiques
Roundtable Report,
1 January 2010
Integration and Competition between Transport and Logistics Businesses
Roundtable Report,
1 January 2010