Transportation Infrastructure

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Transportation Infrastructure
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Transport Functionality, Principles, and
Participants

• Transportation is a very visible element of
  logistics. Consumers are accustomed to seeing
  trucks and trains transporting product or parked
  at business facilities.
• Few consumers fully understand just how dependent
  our economic system is upon economical and
  dependable transportation.

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• Transport Functionality

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• Transport Functionality primarily consists of
  product movement services Product movement is
  the movement of inventory to specified
  destinations
• Restrictive elementin-transit inventory is
  captive, usually inaccessible during
  transportation
• Flexible elementinventory can be diverted during
  shipment to a new destination

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• Transportation consumes time, financial, and
  environmental resources
• Transportation is more than 60 of the cost of
  logistics
• One of largest consumers of oil and gas in US
• Impacts traffic congestion, noise and air
  pollution

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• Transport Participants

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Transportation Decisions are Influenced by the
following

• Shipper (consignor)
• Destination party (consignee)
• Carriers and Agents
• Government
• Internet
• The Public

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Relationship among the Transportation Participants
Public
Government
Consignee
Shipper
Carrier and Agents
Internet
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Modal Classification

• Speed refers to elapsed movement time.
• Availability refers to the ability of a mode to
  service any given pair of locations.
• Dependability refers to potential variance from
  expected or published delivery schedules
• Capability is the ability of a mode to handle any
  transport equipment, such as load size.
• Frequency relates to the quantity of scheduled
  movements.

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Contact Us At -

• Advance Business Capital LLC 701 Canyon Drive,
  Suite 105Coppell, Texas 75019
• Website Url- http//www.cash4truckers.com/
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