A synchromodal maturity model illustrated

Pressure on more sustainable transport and increased congestion provide <br/>opportunities for intermodal transport, but it suffers from unreliable transport times due to a lack of coordination at the operational level. Synchromodal transport can mitigate this effect by taking an integral perspective. It appears that the majority of research to...

The current state of synchromodality: An application of a synchromodal maturity model on case studies in the Netherlands and Belgium

This article shows the results of our study to determine the general level of synchromodal maturity for shippers and logistics service providers operating in The Netherlands and Belgium. A questionnaire was used to assess the maturity of synchromodal transport for 41. This research extends the literature by applying the model to a broader...

The current state of Synchromodality: an application of a synchromodal maturity model on case studies

Synchromodal transport: From theory to practice: Case study port of Rotterdam: Identifying the success/fail factors

Container port competitiveness is generally conceptualized as being driven by straightforward criteria, such as port costs, handling efficiency, hinterland connectivity, and the quality of infrastructure and services. Synchromodal freight transport service is an emerging and developing concept of freight transport operations, as shippers and...

Moving from intermodal to synchromodal transport: A maturity model applied to a case study in North Western Europe

In order to meet emission targets for 2050 in Europe transport needs to be executed more 2 efficiently. A promising way to make transport more efficient is synchromodal transport. When the 3 service provider has more flexibility to arrange transport, the utilization and use of intermodal transport, 4 such as rail, can be increased and emissions...