Connection Time Logistics

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Connection Time Logistics refers to the planning and management of the time intervals allocated for the transfer of goods or passengers between connecting transport legs or modes, aiming to minimize waiting times and ensure smooth and efficient continuity in the supply chain or transportation network.

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