border terminal time-window discipline

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_window

Border terminal time-window discipline refers to the systematic adherence to predefined time windows for handling, loading/unloading, and other processes at a border terminal, with the aim of minimizing delays, ensuring on-time performance, and optimizing throughput and capacity. It involves planning, monitoring, and coordinating slots, handling windows, and buffer zones to enable timely border clearance.

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