1. The Handbook of Logistics and Distribution Management
By Alan Rushton, Phil Croucher and Peter Baker
Figures and Tables: Part 5

2. Figure 25.3 Modal choice: selection process
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3. Figure 25.4 Modal choice selection matrix
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4. Figure 28.9 River barges being pushed by a powerful tug on the Mississippi River in the USA
SOURCE: Phil Croucher
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5. Figure A gantry crane with grappler attachment loading road semi-trailers on to rail cars in the USA
SOURCE: Phil Croucher
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6. Figure 28.11 Road semi-trailers ‘piggy-backed’ on rail cars in the USA
Source: Phil Croucher
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7. Figure A container loaded with grain being unloaded by using a hydraulic ram to lift the trailer. The liner used to secure the grain inside the container can be clearly seen
SOURCE: Phil Croucher
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8. Figure 28.14 Two locomotives, USA
SOURCE: Phil Croucher
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9. Figure 28.16  Trees being unloaded from rail wagons at a paper mill in Finland
Source: Phil Croucher
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10. Figure 29.3 A double-bottomed articulated vehicle in Jebel Ali port, UAE
Source: Phil Croucher
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11. Figure 29.4 A 6x2 rigid vehicle towing a triaxle semi-trailer by means of a tandem axled bogie fitted with a fifth wheel coupling. Both vehicle and trailer are fitted with refrigerated bodies. Oulu, northern Finland
Source: Phil Croucher
Source: Rushton, A, Croucher, P. & Baker, P. (2017) The Handbook of Logistics and Distribution Management, 6th Edition, Kogan Page, London, p517

12. Figure 29.9 A rigid bulk powder tanker with a draw-bar powder tanker trailer
Source: Phil Croucher
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13. Figure 29.17 A post trailer designed to carry trees and logs, Oulu, Finland
Source: Phil Croucher
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14. Figure 30.1 Depreciation – straight-line method
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15. Figure 30.2 The reducing balance method of depreciation
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16. Figure 30.3 Vehicle standing (fixed) costs
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17. Figure 30.4 Vehicle running (variable) costs
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18. Table 30.1 A practical example of whole life costing
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19. Figure 30.5 A comparison of vehicle costs, emphasizing the difference in importance of some of the main road-freight vehicle costs
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20. Table 30.2 Typical operating cost breakdown showing the relative cost difference for two different vehicle types
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21. Figure 30.6 Comparison of budget-based and activity-based delivery transport costs
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22. Figure 31.1 Typical road-freight transport operations consist of ‘primary’ and ‘secondary’ transport or distribution
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23. Figure 32.1 The savings method – a heuristic scheduling algorithm
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24. Figure 32.2 Pigeonhole racking
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25. Figure 32.3 Steps taken to undertake a manual routeing and scheduling exercise
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26. Figure 32.4 Digitized map of drop points and depot
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27. Figure 32.5 Map showing final routes
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28. Table 32.2 Major vehicle routeing and scheduling software packages
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