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Modal Split in Hinterland Transports

Sea and hinterland transport are deeply integrated. Here, the Port of Hamburg, as Europe’s largest rail port, plays to its strengths. The modal split represents the distribution of cargo handled at the port across rail, inland waterways, and truck transport.

Modal Split in Container Hinterland Transport 2024

Modal Split in Container Hinterland Transport

Share of Modes of Transport, based on TEU

Modal Split based on Tonnes

Modal Split, in Tonnes

Share of Modes of Transport, in Tonnes

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Christian Ulken

Christian Ulken

Market Research Manager, Port

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