Modal Split in hinterland transports

• Sea and hinterland transports are closely linked. As Europe's largest railway port, the Port of Hamburg plays its trump card here. The modal split describes the volume distribution of goods handled via the port between rail, inland waterway and truck.

  In 2022, 88 million tonnes of goods were transported. With a share of 53.9 percent in million tonnes, railway transport is ahead of truck transport with 37.6 percent and inland waterway transport with 8.5 percent.

  Ranked in million TEUs, rail leads with 50.5 per cent, followed by truck (47.3 per cent) and inland waterways with 2.2 per cent.

  Every week, the rail transport companies (EVU) offer almost 2000 container train connections. Every day they connect Europe's largest railway port to all economic inland regions and many European countries.

Modal Split in container hinterland traffic 2022

• Container handling, in million TEU

• Share of transport carriers based on TEUs

Modal Split, by tons

• Handling by tons

• Share of modes of transport, in tons