: Operations rely on specialized terminals—such as seaports, rail yards, and distribution centers—equipped with cranes to move containers between vessels, trains, and trucks.
: Freight remains in the same container or trailer throughout its entire journey, eliminating the need to unload and reload at transfer points. Intermodal freight transport and logistics
Intermodal freight transport is the movement of goods in a single standardized container using two or more modes of transport—such as rail, road, and maritime—without actually handling the goods during mode changes. This approach prioritizes , cargo security , and environmental sustainability by leveraging the specific strengths of different transport networks. 1. Core Operational Framework Intermodal freight transport and logistics
