Logistics
Land Bridge
Transport service where goods cross a continent by rail or road connecting two seaports on opposite coasts. Classic example: crossing the United States coast to coast by rail.
Transport service where goods cross a continent by rail or road connecting two seaports on opposite coasts. Classic example: crossing the United States coast to coast by rail.
Transport service where goods cross a continent by rail or road connecting two seaports on opposite coasts. Classic example: crossing the United States coast to coast by rail.
Mini Bridge
Land bridge transport service where goods arrive by sea at one port and are transported by rail to an inland destination near another port. Shorter than the full land bridge.
LogisticsMicro Bridge
Transport service where goods arrive by sea at a port and are transported by rail directly to an inland city that is not a port. The maritime freight includes the land leg.
LogisticsIntermodal Transport
A freight transport system using two or more different modes (maritime, ground, air, rail) with the same cargo unit without handling merchandise when changing modes.
LogisticsMultimodal Transport
The movement of goods using at least two different modes of transport under a single contract and transport document.