FORWARDING OF INDIVIDUAL CARS UNDER FAST FREIGHT (RA) CONDITIONS
C Lacroix
Abstract
C Lacroix
Abstract
The article explains how the fast freight (RA) system applied to individual cars has been modernized and made more competitive by: a special organization of through freight trains including those of the Trans-Europ-Express Merchandise network; the identification of 294 network yards (out of 4,000 sales points) as starting and ending points for RA forwardings; and the reduction or even the suppression of intermediate marshalling yard operations.
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The article explains how the fast freight (RA) system applied to individual cars has been modernized and made more competitive by: a special organization of through freight trains including those of the Trans-Europ-Express Merchandise network; the identification of 294 network yards (out of 4,000 sales points) as starting and ending points for RA forwardings; and the reduction or even the suppression of intermediate marshalling yard operations.
Key concepts: Marshalling, Yard, Freight trains, Rail freight transport, Train, Transport engineering, Identification (biology), Business