Wage Inequality Across the Road Transport Sector Within the Eu

Poliak, Miloš; Šimurková, Patrícia; Cheu, Ruey Long

doi:10.20858/tp.2019.14.2.13

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“…After comparing the two routes, one could come to the following conclusions: Route 1 is categorized as Not acceptable (3), Not desirable (7) and Acceptable with extra control (13). Route 2 is categorized as Not acceptable (2), Not desirable (9), Not desirable (9). Route 1 is shorter and scored the same as route II in two categories -Average money loss and Incident type, but in Modus operandi category has an acceptable with extra control.…”

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Transport Risk Identification and Assessment

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The transport process is characterized by transport operations and the relationships between them, the route, the time of transport and the type of product transported. One of these parameters is the degree of risk associated with a possible disruption of the transport process. Therefore, this article aims to present the possibility of calculating the degree of risk on the selected transport route. The risk level is calculated on based on the actual risk incidents on the transport route.

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“…with the factor of Criticality, an organization can find out how urgent a certain risk is and then deal with it, according to the priority it assigns to that risk [8][9][10].…”

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Transport Risk Identification and Assessment

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2021

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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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“…What options do we have? In addition to technical progress and legislation, it is also minimizing driving resistance [20].…”

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Ways of reducing carbon dioxide from road transport

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Rievaj

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The Archives of Automotive Engineering – Archiwum Motoryzacji

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Climate change and the associated global warming affect all of us. These changes cause the melting of the glaciers and consequently the increase in sea and ocean levels. This phenomenon threatens the existence of some of the island states. The warming casing all this was brought on by the economic activity of humans, with the greatest responsibility being attributed to the ever-increasing production of greenhouse gases. Transport generates large portion of these gases. When means of transport are in motion, they are affected by certain driving resistances which try to keep vehicle from moving. In order to overcome them, it is necessary to produce certain useful work equivalent to the measurement of driving resistances. An internal combustion motor is the most frequent source of such energy. It generates energy by oxygenating hydrocarbon fuels, and in addition to the useful work, it produces also unfavourable emission. The amount of such emissions equals to the amount of burnt fuel. Thus, levels of emissions can drop by reducing fuel consumption. The most commonly mentioned gas is the CO2. Reduction of CO2 production is essential to affect the high level of CO2. The article focuses on the possibilities of reducing CO2 from road transport. The possibilities of reducing CO2 from road transport are quantified in the form of mathematical model calculations.

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Wage Inequality Across the Road Transport Sector Within the Eu

Cited by 6 publications

References 6 publications

Transport Risk Identification and Assessment

Transport Risk Identification and Assessment

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

Ways of reducing carbon dioxide from road transport

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