European Road Freight 2010
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What is the future for the European Road Freight Industry?
The road freight sector has been amongst the hardest hit in the transport industry in Europe. At the worst point of the downturn in mid-2009, Ti estimates that road freight companies’ revenues had fallen by a quarter.
The industry has had to cope with the global downturn which resulted in lower consumer demand and reduced production especially in sectors such as automotive. However, even though the economy has picked up, it faces challenges ahead including additional regulations and cost fluctuations, especially from the volatile price of fuel.
The fall out from the recession has been the loss of many companies which were not able to cope with the falling demand/increased cost environment. Many mid-size, niche companies have gone out of business, leaving their customers with the challenge of finding a comparable replacement. Others have substantially reduced their fleet size. This will have consequences both from the perspective of quantity of supply (forcing up prices) as well as quality of service.
There is considerable opportunity for investment with rising demand and rising prices. However there is a wide-spread reluctance to do so. This, combined with the prospects of the fuel price and driver shortages, is likely to result in continued tightcapacity.
What will you learn from European Road Freight 2010?
European Road Freight 2010 will enable you to:
- Find out the major trends and developments in the sector and how economic and legislative issues will impact on the market.
- Identify the market size and growth rates of the road freight sector in Europe for both domestic and international road freight.
- Learn about the operations and financial performance of the largest operators in Europe.
- See how the market is forecast to develop in the next five years.
- Understand the major flows of goods vehicles on a country-by-country basis looking at domestic, interregional and international trips.
- Identify the top ten largest road freight operators in Europe.
- Gain access to a range of useful governmental statistics, revealing the structure of the market.
Market trends, developments, size and forecasts
European Road Freight 2010 is packed full of qualitative analysis and quantitative data which will give you an all-round understanding of the European freight market. It examines the significant trends which are affecting investment in the industry and the financial performance of the companies which operate in it. The report includes market sizing for the domestic and international road freight sectors in 29 different European markets.
The report also contains an update on the first half 2010 results of the leading road freight companies.
Comprehensive European road freight data
The report contains major sections on the European road freight sector, including market sizes and forecasts (domestic and international) for all European countries.
It also includes graphic representations and data of road freight traffic flows for each country as well as a host of national statistics on trip distance; staff employed in the industry; number of road haulage enterprises; goods vehicles per country and per company.
A ranking of the ten largest European road freight operators and market share is also included.
Goods vehicles flows
The report provides an insight into 27 different European markets’ good vehicle flows—Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK.
Details on the largest intra- and inter-regional as well as international goods vehicles flows are provided, identifying the main origins and destinations for freight transport on a per-country basis down to City level.
The split between national, international, cross-trade and cabotage is also included.
How to buy European Road Freight 2010
European Road Freight 2010, price £995, Transport Intelligence website: http://www.transportintelligence.com or by contacting Mike Nordmann on:
+44 (0)1793 850025
Alternatively you can email him on mnordmann@transportintelligence.com.
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