Abstract
Introduction
As the manufacturing of products continues to shift eastwards, overland supply
chains have become critical in maintaining an efficient flow between the point
of production and the consumer. This report forecasts the outlook for road
freight transportation across Europe and benchmarks countries using the unique
Datamonitor market efficiency rating.
Scope
An assessment of Europe' s road freight sector, including an analysis of the
current trends and future challenges.
A quantitative breakdown of the industry through analysing key road freight
indicators such as transport performance and volume.
An evaluation of the efficiency of the road freight industry across 20
European markets using Datamonitor' s unique scoring system.
Profiles of the leading road freight service providers across Europe.
Report Highlights
The eastward expansion of the European Union has provided a major boost to
trade between Western and Eastern Europe. The growth of the retail,
automotive, pharmaceutical and electronics industries in Eastern Europe has
led to increased consumption demand for goods and services, which, in turn,
has fuelled the growth in road freight sector.
However, while there are significant opportunities for companies to exploit,
there are also major hurdles to overcome in order to guarantee success. While
companies in Western Europe are faced with increasing operating costs, the
Eastern half of the continent is plagued by obsolete, insufficient and
inefficient transport infrastructure.
Reasons to Purchase
Gain an analytical insight into the major factors currently affecting the road
freight market, and the trends set to shape the future of the industry.
Analyse the current situation in the European road freight market through top
level economic and freight data.
Understand the top current and emerging markets in Europe and use
Datamonitor' s unique market efficiency rating to benchmark individual
countries.
Report Highlights
Datamonitor' s unique market efficiency rating reveals that while Germany has
one of the best scores, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland emerge as the
top potential markets in Europe.
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