Transit Intermodal Connectivity

Quelle: https://www.unescap.org/our-work/transport/infrastructure-and-intermodal-connectivity

Transit intermodal connectivity refers to the capacity of transport hubs and infrastructure to efficiently and seamlessly transfer cargo or passengers between different transport modes during transit, thereby reducing handling times and costs and enhancing overall supply chain performance.

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