sustainability impact of transport policy

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The sustainability impact of transport policy refers to the long-term effects of transport policy on environmental, economic, and social dimensions. It is assessed using indicators that cover ecological burden, resource efficiency, economic performance, social outcomes, and life-cycle costs, with the aim of advancing the sustainability objectives of logistics and transport systems.

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