WHAT IS INTERMODAL TRANSPORT?

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WHAT IS INTERMODAL TRANSPORT? Kayıhan Ö. TURAN UTIKAD TURKEY October 31 – November 1, 2016

UTIKAD UTIKAD Association of International Forwarding and Logistics Service Providers National and International Transportation: Road, Air, Sea, Rail and Combined Transportation Logistics Services Above 400 Members & 50,000 Direct Employment & 5 USD Billion Turnover 95 % of Air Transport 70 % of Road Transport 60 % of Sea Transport 20 % of Rail Transport carried out by our members in Turkey

UTIKAD ‘’The Umbrella Organization for the Transportation and Logistics Industry’’ Presence & Organizations Projects & Cooperations Training & Publications Social Responsibilities

NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL PLATFORMS VOICE OF INDUSTRY IN TURKEY VOICE OF INDUSTRY IN THE WORLD

International Organizations By UTIKAD PRESENCE & ORGANIZATIONS Voice of Industry Abroad with 6 Institutions FIATA, CLECAT, UNECE, ECOLPAF, TRACECA, SEESARI Founding Member of ECOLPAF & SEESARI Working Groups of 7 Sectoral Divisions Hosted 4 International Organizations International Organizations By UTIKAD 1999 2002 2011 2014 Balkan Congress FIATA World Congress 10. Southeast European Freight Forwarders & Logistics Operators Congress FIATA World Congress

From 95 Countries, 1039 Participants came together FIATA WORLD CONGRESS 2014 ISTANBUL From 95 Countries, 1039 Participants came together 15 Meetings 35 Speakers 1055 Networking Meetings 43 Exhibitors Italy Gana U.S.A India Malaysia Taiwan Nigeria Ukraine U.A.E. Belgium MAIN SPONSOR PLATIN SPONSOR PLATIN SPONSOR MAIN MEDIA SPONSOR BRONZE SPONSOR SILVER SPONSOR YIFFYA SPONSOR MEDIA SPONSORS

Publications By UTIKAD TRAINING & PUBLICATIONS FIATA Diploma in Freight Forwarding / with 25 graduate end of 1st year June - 2016 Self Improvement and Vocational Trainings Ahmet Kartal Annual Achievement Award 9 Educational Books & 2 Special Report UTIKAD Library of 368 Books Publications By UTIKAD

WHAT IS INTERMODAL TRANSPORT ? AS FREIGHT FORWARDERS WE ORGANIZE «DOOR TO DOOR» OPERATIONS BY COMBINING DIFFERENT TYPE OF TRANSPORTATION MODES & SERVICES BY PHYSICAL HANDLING THE GOODS AT TERMINAL WHERE WE CHANGE TRANSPORT MODE

OR WHAT IS INTERMODAL TRANSPORT ? AS FREIGHT FORWARDERS WE ORGANIZE «DOOR TO DOOR» OPERATIONS BY COMBINING DIFFERENT TYPE OF TRANSPORTATION MODES & SERVICES WITHOUT PHYSICAL HANDLING THE GOODS AT TERMINAL WHERE WE CHANGE TRANSPORT MODE

TWO OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION OF WHAT WE DO WE DO NOT HAVE A 3RD OPTION WHAT IS INTERMODAL TRANSPORT ? SO THERE SHOULD BE ONLY TWO OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION OF WHAT WE DO DESCRIPTION A : BY PHYSICAL HANDLING OF THE GOODS AT TERMINAL WHERE WE CHANGE TRANSPORT MODE DESCRIPTION B : WITHOUT PHYSICAL HANDLING OF THE GOODS AT TERMINAL WHERE WE CHANGE WE DO NOT HAVE A 3RD OPTION

THESE ARE NOT OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTIONS COMPLICATED TERMINOLOGY I. Multimodal Transportation (broadest term and covers all of the others) II. Intermodal Transportation (a specific type of multimodal transportation) III. Combined Transportation ( recently used one ) IV. Co-Modal Transportation (focusing on the overall sustainability and resource utilization – not common&known much) V. Synchromodal Transportation (synchronized combination of different transport modes and focusing on real-time flexibility – not common&known much) THESE ARE NOT OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTIONS

HOW DO YOU NAME BELOW DESCRIPTION HOW DO YOU NAME BELOW DESCRIPTION MARKET RESEARCH LAST YEAR A SHORT QUESTIONNAIRE WAS DONE DURING ONE OF OUR SESSIONS WITH BELOW RESULTS  TOTAL ATTANDANCE : 18 TOTAL ATTANDANCE : 18 HOW DO YOU NAME BELOW DESCRIPTION Carriage of goods in one and the same loading unit or road vehicle, which uses two or more modes of transport respectively without handling the goods themselves while changing modes MULTI MODAL 2 COMBINED 5 INTERMODAL 11 HOW DO YOU NAME BELOW DESCRIPTION The carriage of goods by using two or more modes of transport respectively by physical handling of the goods themselves while changing transport modes. MULTI MODAL 12 COMBINED 1 INTERMODAL 5

HOW DO YOU NAME BELOW DESCRIPTION HOW DO YOU NAME BELOW DESCRIPTION SMALL QUESTIONNAIRE IN THE MARKET WE DID SAME QUESTIONNAIRE WITH OUR MEMBERS AND HERE ARE THE RESULTS  TOTAL ATTANDANCE : 16 TOTAL ATTANDANCE : 16 HOW DO YOU NAME BELOW DESCRIPTION Carriage of goods in one and the same loading unit or road vehicle, which uses two or more modes of transport respectively without handling the goods themselves while changing modes MULTI MODAL 2 COMBINED 3 INTERMODAL 11 ( 1=if rail connected) HOW DO YOU NAME BELOW DESCRIPTION The carriage of goods by using two or more modes of transport respectively by physical handling of the goods themselves while changing transport modes. MULTI MODAL 14 COMBINED 1 INTERMODAL

SUMMARY OF QUESTIONNAIRES Carriage of goods in one and the same loading unit or road vehicle, which uses two or more modes of transport respectively without handling the goods themselves while changing modes The carriage of goods by using two or more modes of transport respectively by physical handling of the goods themselves while changing transport modes. SECTOR IDEA %65 & %76 SAME AS IN THE BEGINNING DESCRIPTION

UNECE TERMINOLOGY ON COMBINED TRANSPORT COVER PAGE COMBINED TRANSPORT

UNECE TERMINOLOGY ON COMBINED TRANSPORT TITLE IS NOW A SUBTITLE!!!

1.0 MULTIMODAL TRANSPORT Current Definition: 1.0 MULTIMODAL TRANSPORT: Carriage of goods by two or more modes of transport. Our Proposal: 1.0 COMBINED TRANSPORT Carriage of goods by two or more modes of transport respectively. There are two types of combined transport modals.

1.1 INTERMODAL TRANSPORT Current Definition: 1.1 INTERMODAL TRANSPORT The movement of goods in one and the same loading unit or road vehicle, which uses successively two or more modes of transport without handling the goods themselves in changing modes. By extension, the term intermodality has been used to describe a system of transport whereby two or more modes of transport are used to transport the same loading unit or truck in an integrated manner, without loading or unloading, in a [door to door] transport chain. Our Proposal: Carriage of goods in one and the same loading unit or road vehicle, which uses two or more modes of transport respectively without handling the goods themselves while changing modes. In an intermodal transport, the main transport is executed by rail, inland waterways or sea. Pre carriage and/or final delivery is carried out by road as short as possible.

UNECE LIMITS DESCRIPTION TO EUROPE 1.2 COMBINED TRANSPORT Current Definition: 1.2 COMBINED TRANSPORT Intermodal transport where the major part of the European journey is by rail, inland waterways or sea and any initial and/or final legs carried out by road are as short as possible. Our Proposal: 1.2 MULTIMODAL TRANSPORT : The carriage of goods by using two or more modes of transport respectively by physical handling of the goods themselves while changing transport modes. UNECE LIMITS DESCRIPTION TO EUROPE

THEN WHY NOT ANOTHER TOPIC AS «SEA + RAIL» 1.3 ROAD-RAIL TRANSPORT Current Definition: 1.3 ROAD-RAIL TRANSPORT: Combined transport by rail and road Our Proposal: Removal of the term THEN WHY NOT ANOTHER TOPIC AS «SEA + RAIL»

UNECE TERMINOLOGY ON COMBINED TRANSPORT

BECAUSE MAIN DISTINGUISHING ITEM UNECE TERMINOLOGY ON COMBINED TRANSPORT BECAUSE MAIN DISTINGUISHING ITEM PHYSICAL HANDLING OF THE GOODS OR WITHOUT HANDLING THE GOODS BY CHANGING MODES OR

A FULLY AGREED DEFINITION IN TERMINOLOGY IS A MUST UNECE TERMINOLOGY ON COMBINED TRANSPORT A FULLY AGREED DEFINITION IN TERMINOLOGY IS A MUST TO BETTER MEASURE THE TYPE OF BUSINESS PERFORMED IN THE MARKET, TO EVALUATE AND PREPARE STATISTICAL REPORT WHICH IN RETURN WILL HELP US TO SHAPE THE FUTURE TRANSPORT POLICIES

Thank You Kayıhan Ö. Turan UTIKAD