flexibilization of transport policy

Quelle: https://www.oecd.org/transport/

Policy flexibilization in transport policy refers to intentionally increasing the freedom to shape and adapt regulatory frameworks in the transport sector to enable timely, demand-driven, and more efficient transport and logistics processes. This includes loosening regulatory requirements, increasing the use of market and incentive mechanisms, more flexible planning and operating modalities, and the promotion of multimodal approaches.

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