Intermodal transportation refers to multimodal chains or networks involving at least two
transportation modes, freight being packed into a “container” and not being handled at …

To achieve socio-economic and environmental sustainability, utilization of existing
capacities and assets has become a key challenge for the transportation sector. This …

Traditional multimodal transportation dispatching of roads, railways, and maritime has been
studied for years. This study investigates a bulk cargo distribution problem in a multimodal …

The adverse impact of the outbreak of COVID-19 has reduced ports' operational efficiency.
In addition, ports and inland logistics providers are generally independent of each other and …

Long-haul continental freight flows still heavily rely on unimodal road transport. Intermodal
transport, combining road transport with other transport modes, has the potential to have …

As a critical feature of synchromodal transport (ST), service flexibility plays an important role
in improving the utilization of resources to reduce costs, emissions, congestions, and delays …

Growing importance of intermodal transportation necessitates modeling and solving load
planning problems by taking into account various complex decisions simultaneously like …

Global synchromodal transportation is a promising strategy for providing efficient, reliable,
flexible, and sustainable container ship** services across continents. It involves …

Transparency in transport processes is becoming increasingly important for transport
companies to improve internal processes and to be able to compete for customers. One …

This paper mainly evaluates the previously published fleet planning researches which
primarily utilize operations research and computational intelligence based techniques. An …