2017
DOI: 10.1051/matecconf/201713400020
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Legislative Conditions for Intermodal Transport in Slovakia

Abstract: Abstract. This article deals with conditions for intermodal transport in Slovakia. The first part of the article describes definition "combined transport" and "intermodal transport". Maximum allowed lengths, axle loads and masses of vehicles and vehicle combinations effective in Slovakia are given in summary figures. In the second part of the paper is described abnormal transport up to 60 tonnes in relation to a combined transport.

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“…The authors' suggestions, after analysing the issue, include an operational planning strategy based on the maximum width required for the passage of the set transporting the turbine rotor blades. The authors performed a detailed analysis of vehicle dimensions and weights [14,15]. During the processing of the transport, an abnormal transport of up to 60 tons was evaluated in relation to the combined transport.…”
Section: State Of Knowledgementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors' suggestions, after analysing the issue, include an operational planning strategy based on the maximum width required for the passage of the set transporting the turbine rotor blades. The authors performed a detailed analysis of vehicle dimensions and weights [14,15]. During the processing of the transport, an abnormal transport of up to 60 tons was evaluated in relation to the combined transport.…”
Section: State Of Knowledgementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The potential for the development of intermodal transport and the legislative conditions for this mode of transport in the Slovak Republic was published in Jagelcak et al [8], [9]. The use of intermodal transport is addressed in a contribution [10].…”
Section: Introduction / Uvodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Within the European context, in particular with regards to the situation in countries of the Visegrad group, and in this case in the Slovak Republic (SR), one of the main reasons for the slower development of combined transport is the existing number, condition, and technical facilities of the ITTs situated nationwide [2]. With the exception of a new terminal in Žilina-Teplička, these terminals are basically private trans-shipment points for container transport (onward transport of containers from seaports to inland points) with non-discriminatory access to customers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%