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Efficient Cross-border Transport Models


Author(s): Transport Division (TD)
Economic Sector(s): (1) Transport policies and planning; (2) Road transport; (3) Rail transport
ESCAP Reference No.: None
Division/Office: Transport
Published Date: September 2012
Country: {Non-country Specific Publication}
Hard Copy Price: Online Copy Only


The Efficient Cross-Border Transport Models provide practical solutions to the difficulties in cross-border operations of land transport. With limited requirements of intergovernmental arrangements or absence of such arrangement, goods and passengers can be more efficiently moved across borders and for onward carriage based on the models.

With recent developments of trucking industry and technologies, the models use prime mover-trailer system and commercial cooperation to overcome institutional barriers and conflicts of commercial interests in international land transport. It can also largely reduce concerns on safety and security with entry of foreign vehicles in the region. It can also minimize the needs for difficult cross-border arrangements, such as visa for driver, driving license, vehicle insurance, temporary importation of vehicles, standards of vehicles and transport permits. Similarly, the models also provide good practices for efficient inter-country railway operations.




CONTENTS

 

 

I.

INTRODUCTION

 

 

 

II.

OVEVIEW OF CROSS-BORDER TRANSPORT IN THE REGION: CASE STUDIES

 

A.

Jiegao Border Crossing, China

 

B.

Petrapole Border Checkpoint, India

 

C.

Padang Besar and Bukit Kayu Hitam Border Crossings, Malaysia

 

D.

Erlian-Zamin-Uud Border Crossing Between China and Mongolia

 

 

 

III.

IMPROVEMENT OF CROSS-BORDER TRANSPORT BY ROAD

 

A.

Review of key non-physical barriers in cross-border transport by road

 

B.

Overview of the existing practices dealing with non-physical barriers

 

C.

Model for efficient cross-border transport of goods

 

D.

Model for efficient cross-border transport of passengers

 

 

 

IV.

IMPROVEMENT OF CROSS-BORDER TRANSPORT BY RAIL TRANSPORT

 

A.

Overview of non-physical barriers in rail transport

 

B.

Good practices in international rail transport of cargo

 

C.

Good practices in international rail transport of passengers

 

 

 

V.

USE OF BORDER POLICIES FOR ENHANCED EFFECT

 

 




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