Methodology for the Tariff Formation in Railway Freight Transport

Dolianyová, Anna; Černá, Lenka; Hřebíček, Zdeněk; Zitrický, Vladislav

doi:10.17818/nm/2018/4si.25

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“…One of the methods used in most cases of solving the transport problem is the integration of the transport plan. The essence of the method is as follows: we look for the cell of the transport table with the lowest transport tariff [16,17] .…”

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Modeling of cargo flow processes in the logistics of the transport system

Usmonov,

Djuraev,

Malikova

et al. 2023

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The management of cargo flows and transport activities is one of the most significant challenges currently. This article aims to discuss optimizing material flows in both transport and cargo management. It also develops mathematical software and material flow structures to facilitate management and production functions in supply enterprises. The article solves regulatory and forecasting issues using material flows and information models to optimize vehicle operational forms.

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Section: Methods and Modelmentioning

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Modeling of cargo flow processes in the logistics of the transport system

Usmonov,

Djuraev,

Malikova

et al. 2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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“…Together with the weights calculated using the Fuller's Triangle, this is the basis for the TOPSIS method [14,22,24,26]. When converting from minimization to maximization, first of all, it is necessary to find the highest number in the column of that criterion, and deduct the other values that are in the column of given criteria from this number [21,24,27,28]. Calculation of normalized criteria matrix (Eq.…”

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Methodology to Propose a Regional Transport Organization Within Specific Integrated Transport System: A Case Study

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The paper is focused on the proposal regarding the regional transport organization within Integrated Transport System in a given territory using the selected multi-criteria analysis methods. Introductory parts of this research study include basic information related to this topic as well as description of the current state of the public passenger transport operation, specifically the Integrated Transport System, on a particular territory. Subsequent part of the paper consists of specification of all the data and methods used and applied to obtain the final outcomes. The most important part of the paper highlights all the acquired results and proposed recommendations that need to be established to achieve the more appropriate regional transport organization in the examined territory.

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“…In order to increase rail freight performance, it is also important to address tariffs in order to be competitive, particularly against road freight [33]. The prices in international road freight transport can be significantly affected by the harmonization of social regulations, especially in the area of minimum wages for drivers [34].…”

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Research on the Relationship between Transport Infrastructure and Performance in Rail and Road Freight Transport—A Case Study of Japan and Selected European Countries

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Transport is key for our economy and society, as good transport infrastructure helps to improve the mobility of citizens and the flow of goods. The European Union intends to maintain support for the development of transport infrastructure in the individual Member States. The aim of this study was to use correlation analysis to compare selected parameters of the road and railway infrastructure of Japan and selected EU countries. The significance of the correlations between various parameters characterizing the transport infrastructure of Japan and selected EU countries was tested. Correlation analysis is not typical in transport-oriented research. Several studies have employed such analysis; however, the majority of them have focused on passenger transport and correlations concerning the behavior of the customers of this mode of transport. The aim of this study was to answer the following research question: is there any correlation between transport performance and infrastructure or investment in infrastructure in relation to the mentioned countries, and, if so, is there a connection between the selected countries where this correlation occurs? Greater investment can also be expected in the construction of high-speed railways, given the decisions of some EU Member States not to resume national air transport where there is good railway infrastructure, even after the end of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Methodology for the Tariff Formation in Railway Freight Transport

Cited by 8 publications

References 10 publications

Modeling of cargo flow processes in the logistics of the transport system

Modeling of cargo flow processes in the logistics of the transport system

Methodology to Propose a Regional Transport Organization Within Specific Integrated Transport System: A Case Study

Research on the Relationship between Transport Infrastructure and Performance in Rail and Road Freight Transport—A Case Study of Japan and Selected European Countries

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