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Table 21. Comparison of assessment parameters of Sopot-Munich itinerary................... 177
Table 22. Comparison of data used in performance assessment of forwarders ............... 178
Table 23. Differences between traditional logistics and e-logistics .....................................
Table 24. Fundamental differences between the cities of Western versus Central
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and Eastern Europe in the context of planning mobility measures.................. 205
Table 25. Innovative concepts in urban mobility – the NICHES Project............................ 211
Table 26. Share of the bicycle in total urban trips in % .........................................................
Table 27. Maximum average concentrations of air pollutants inhaled
during one hour by cyclists and drivers on the same route
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and at the same time of the day (in g/m 3 )............................................................. 217
Table 28. Essential elements of proper cycling policy management in cities....................
Table 29. Fundamental elements of cycling infrastructure
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and other amenities for cyclists ..............................................................................
Table 30. Comparison of percentage share of cycling in all urban journeys
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in 10 European cites, along with the factors. ........................................................ 226
Table 31. Timeline of Euro standard official certification and registration ....................... 234
Table 32. Normative dependencies of Euro and EEV standards ........................................ 234
Table 33. Two types of transport: market (1) and organization (2)...................................... 266
Table 34. These two models receive implementations in various transport modes: .......
Table 35. Surplus capacity of the world fleet in 1990, 1995, 2000
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and 2005 (million DWT)........................................................................................... 269
Table 36. Global seaborne trade in 1990, 1995, and 2000-2008 (in billion tonnes).............
Table 37. World fleet size in the 1996-2007 period and in 2010
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(in million DWT at the beginning of the year) ..................................................... 272
Table 38. Use of capacity by world fleet in 1990, 1995, 2000 and 2005 ............................... 272
Table 39. Conclusions from a progress review of the 2001 transport policy .....................
Table 40. Final energy consumption in EU member states
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in 1990-2006 period (MTOE) ...................................................................................
Table 41. The most likely growth scenario of transport operations
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in EU-25 between 2000-2020 ................................................................................... 304
Table 42. Towards sustainable transport – review of activity areas .................................... 306
Table 43. Waves of economic and logistic globalisation........................................................ 311
Table 44. Existing logistics centres in the Baltic Sea region .................................................. 330
Table 45. Structure of logistics costs......................................................................................... 336
Table 46. Logistics development trends.................................................................................. 339
Table 47. Risk questionnaire ..................................................................................................... 353
Table 48. A possible format of a list of risk factors in implementing innovation .............. 354
Table 49. Typical innovation areas in investment risk assessment in the TL sector ......... 355
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