Transalpine Freight Transport

Freight transport in the Alpine space is an ambivalent issue: on the one hand it brings great benefits for individuals and economies on the other hand it brings many negative side effects on quality of life and health. Even if the effects of transport have been investigated and programmes, policies...

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Main Authors: Sandra Lange, Flavio V. Ruffini
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Language:deu
Published: Institut de Géographie Alpine 2007-03-01
Series:Revue de Géographie Alpine
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/rga/75
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description Freight transport in the Alpine space is an ambivalent issue: on the one hand it brings great benefits for individuals and economies on the other hand it brings many negative side effects on quality of life and health. Even if the effects of transport have been investigated and programmes, policies and measures developed, transport still represents an essential challenge for the Alpine countries and requires internationally harmonized action. Against this background the project MONITRAF2 has been elaborated, which aims at developing common measures to reduce the negative effects of road transport and improve the quality of life in the affected transit valleys. This paper addresses central questions of transalpine freight transport: its development and framework conditions, the resulting need for cooperation and action and the responses already given and need to be given for a more sustainable transport within the Alps.
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spelling doaj-art-6463e7fa41134f1b94dd71429c62b1ac2025-08-20T03:34:25ZdeuInstitut de Géographie AlpineRevue de Géographie Alpine0035-11211760-74262007-03-01951213210.4000/rga.75Transalpine Freight TransportSandra LangeFlavio V. RuffiniFreight transport in the Alpine space is an ambivalent issue: on the one hand it brings great benefits for individuals and economies on the other hand it brings many negative side effects on quality of life and health. Even if the effects of transport have been investigated and programmes, policies and measures developed, transport still represents an essential challenge for the Alpine countries and requires internationally harmonized action. Against this background the project MONITRAF2 has been elaborated, which aims at developing common measures to reduce the negative effects of road transport and improve the quality of life in the affected transit valleys. This paper addresses central questions of transalpine freight transport: its development and framework conditions, the resulting need for cooperation and action and the responses already given and need to be given for a more sustainable transport within the Alps.https://journals.openedition.org/rga/75freight transporttransit corridorstransport related impactscooperationregional governance
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Flavio V. Ruffini
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transit corridors
transport related impacts
cooperation
regional governance
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title_full Transalpine Freight Transport
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transit corridors
transport related impacts
cooperation
regional governance
url https://journals.openedition.org/rga/75
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