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10 results for keyword:transport branches
10 results for keyword:transport branches

International trade and transit trade; value, weight, goods, transport mode

International trade, transport, transit trade Continents, NSTR chapters, flow types, value and weight

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60 percent of inbound goods leave the Netherlands again

The total gross weight of goods which entered the Netherlands from abroad in 2018 amounted to 628 billion kg. This was 0.4 percent more than in 2017

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Over 600 billion kg of inbound goods in 2017

In 2017, the Netherlands received in excess of 600 billion kg of goods in gross weight for the first time.

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Goods increasingly transported via logistics hubs

Goods are increasingly transferred to logistics hubs before onward transportation, often to or from the Port of Rotterdam.

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International trade and transit trade; transport mode, 2007-2017

International trade, transport, transit trade Continents, NSTR chapters, flow types, value and weight, transport mode

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International trade and transit trade; product group 2007-2017

International trade, transport, transit trade Continents, NSTR chapters, flow types, value and weight

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Purchasing power of the working population in the Netherlands (Dutch only)

Research description of the purchasing power of the working population in the Netherlands and differences after the breakdown by transport mode used for work-related trips. Commissioned by: Interbest...

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Sunday recreational drives

The average distance covered by car on Sundays is 190 kilometres, as against 270 kilometres on weekdays, hence the Dutch roads are quieter on Sundays, but the car occupancy rate is higher.

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Commuter cyclists prefer short distances

One in four Dutch commutes was done by bicycle in 2007. The average distance cyclists covered per journey was 4 kilometres, taking just over 15 minutes on average.

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Nearly one in ten travellers occasionally shun public transport for safety reasons

Nearly one tenth of Dutch public transport users occasionally feel so unsafe that they opt for an alternative or prefer to stay at home.

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