border terminal planning

Quelle: https://unece.org/trade/logistics

The planning of border terminals refers to the conceptual and operational design and optimization of cross-border handling facilities (such as border crossings and multimodal terminals) to manage cross-border freight flows, including layout, infrastructure, capacity planning, security and customs procedures, and interoperability between transport modes.

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