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Road freight load factors (during the laden trips)

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Created : Jun 16, 2010 Published : Jun 16, 2010 Last modified : Nov 29, 2012 11:42 AM

Topics: Transport ,

Load factor utilization for road freight

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* Capacity excludes empty running, and is expressed as tonne-km. Therefore the load factor represents
the percentage utilisation of the maximum potential tonne-kms of laden trips.
** for Spain: Only public freight service vehicles included, and expressed by weight rather than tonne-kms.

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