Asymmetrical Freight Flow

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Asymmetrical freight flow refers to a situation in transportation and logistics where the volume of goods transported in one direction (headhaul) significantly exceeds the volume moved on the return leg (backhaul), resulting in unbalanced loads, increased empty trips, and reduced transport efficiency.

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