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TRASPORTO MERCI IN GENERALE (DOCUMENTI E SITI)
International Transport Forum (ITF),
Mode Choice in Freight Transport. ITF Research Reports.
OECD Publishing, Paris, February 2022, 86 p. [formato PDF, 9,4 MB]. Open Access.
"This report examines why freight carriers and shippers choose one transport mode over others. It analyses the main determinants for using road, rail, inland waterways, coastal shipping
or pipelines to move goods and assesses government policies to influence it. The study also reviews how shifting freight to more sustainable modes could reduce the contribution of goods transport
to climate change and provides recommendations for more effective policies. The role of mode choice in alleviating congestion and making goods transport safer is also addressed. Three case studies
from China, Canada and the Netherlands highlight modal-shift policies."
Ufficio Studi Confcommercio,
Analisi e previsioni per il trasporto merci in Italia.
Confcommercio, Roma, maggio 2014, 63 p. [formato PDF, 1,29 MB]
Martin Lambrecht, Christoph Erdmenger, Michael Bölke, Volker Brenk, Kilian Frey, Helge Jahn, Andrea Kolodziej, Ines Kruppa, Stephan Naumann, Dorothea Salz, Lars Schade, Hedwig Verron,
Strategie für einen nachhaltigen Güterverkehr [Strategia per un trasporto merci sostenibile]. (Texte 18/2009). Umweltbundesamt, Dessau-Roßlau, Oktober 2009, 137 p. [formato PDF, 2,71 MB]
TRASPORTO MERCI SU STRADA (DOCUMENTI E SITI)
Marissa Moultak, Nic Lutsey, Dale Hall,
Transitioning to zero-emission heavy-duty freight vehicles. White Paper.
International Council on Clean Transportation, Washington, DC, September 2017, 59 p. [formato PDF, 586 kB].
"In this report, we assess zero-emission heavy-duty vehicle technology to support decarbonization of the freight sector. We compare the evolution of heavy-duty diesel, diesel
hybrid, natural gas, fuel cell, and battery electric technologies in the 2025-2030 timeframe. We synthesize data from the research literature, demonstrations, and low-volume commercial
trucks regarding their potential to deliver freight with zero tailpipe emissions. We analyze the emerging technologies by their cost of ownership and life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions
for the three vehicle markets of China, Europe, and the United States."
Eelco den Boer, Sanne Aarnink, Florian Kleiner, Johannes Pagenkopf,
Zero emissions trucks. An overview of state-of-the-art technologies and their potential. Report.
CE Delft, Delft, July 2013, 151 p. [formato PDF, 3,83 MB].
"The study by CE Delft and the German Aerospace Center (DLR), commissioned by the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT),
surveys the technology potential for zero-emission road freight transport in the EU. For short distance transport, battery electric
technology is feasible, as distribution trucks have lower range requirements and recharging can occur at scheduled downtimes (e.g.
overnight). For long haul applications, battery electric vehicles coupled with overhead wires (catenary) or in-road charging (dynamic)
infrastructure are possible, as well as fuel cell drivelines. The cost differential between conventional and zero emission HDVs will
diminish over the next 10-15 years, as fuel savings offset other costs. If zero-emission technologies are introduced on a large scale
in the onroad freight transport sector beginning in 2020, the total end-user costs will not significantly increase. The total cost of
ownership within this study do not consider required infrastructure investments. All zero emission technologies require major
infrastructure investments, whether hydrogen refuelling stations, in-road inductive charging, or other systems. Broad policy support
is needed to encourage the development and evaluation of various technology options. Over time, a the policy focus must shift from
stimulating innovation and technology adoption to regulation, if it is to spur a successful transformation of the truck market."
Trasporto merci su strada. Analisi economico-statistica delle potenzialità e criticità di un
settore strategico per lo sviluppo sostenibile.
ANFIA, Automobile Club d’Italia, Febbraio 2013, 102 p. [formato PDF, 4,07 MB].
"I numerosi fattori di criticità del nostro sistema dei trasporti – come l’inefficienza logistica, l’anzianità del parco circolante, la carenza di soluzioni intermodali e di piattaforme logistiche verso l’Europa e verso l’Africa, oltre alla situazione di crisi che investe sia i produttori di autoveicoli e rimorchi, sia le aziende di autotrasporto – hanno spinto ACI (Automobile Club d’Italia) e ANFIA (Associazione Nazionale Filiera Industria Automobilistica) a mettere sotto la lente d’ingrandimento l’intero settore, analizzandone con attenzione le attuali dinamiche e cercando di coglierne le tendenze di sviluppo.
I principali argomenti trattati nei cinque capitoli sono: l’analisi dello scenario internazionale degli scambi di beni e servizi e del ruolo della strada, passando dalla mobilità globale al trasporto merci nell’Europa a 27, fino allo scenario Italiano; l’andamento dell’industria automotive nell’economia mondiale, europea e nazionale, descritto attraverso i dati di produzione e di mercato dei veicoli commerciali e industriali; l’analisi dell’evoluzione del parco autocarri italiano (veicoli commerciali fino a 3.500 kg, autocarri sopra i 3.500 kg, rimorchi e semirimorchi sopra i 3.500 kg); l’analisi delle condizioni di mobilità e sicurezza della rete stradale in Europa e della rete stradale e autostradale in Italia; infine, la descrizione del contesto mondiale e nazionale dell’efficienza logistica."
Legal – Illegal – Egal? Probleme und Kontrollen im Straßengüterverkehr und auf der Donau. Tagungsband. (Problemi e controlli nel trasporto merci su strada e sul Danubio).
(Verkehr und Infrastruktur Nr 31). Kammer für Arbeiter und Angestellte für Wien, Wien, 2007, 107 p. [formato PDF, 1,83 MB].
"Im Bereich des Straßengüterverkehrs und auch in der Binnenschifffahrt herrscht beinharter Wettbewerb – verstärkt durch die jüngsten EU-Erweiterungen, der immer mehr Unternehmen dazu verleitet, die bestehenden Gesetze und Regeln zu umgehen. Effektive Kontrollen sind fast unmöglich, die „weißen Schafe“ unter den Unternehmen, die Verkehrssicherheit und die LenkerInnen bleiben auf der Strecke. In Deutschland stehen zurzeit zwei der größten Spediteure wegen illegaler Beschäftigung, Steuerhinterziehung und anderer Vergehen vor Gericht."
Laurent Guihéry (Laboratoire d'Economie des Transports),
International road freight transport in Germany and The Netherlands. Driver costs analysis and French perspectives.
European Transport Conference 2008, Leeuwenhorst Conference Centre, The Netherlands, 6–8 October 2008, 10 p. [formato PDF, 58 kB].
"The aim of this research is to investigate the structure of the road freight market and the driving costs of German and Dutch international road freight companies. The research has been mainly based on interviews, data analysis, statistics and observations. We show first, for Germany, that German road freight transport sector is split in two parts, West Germany where high costs of transport are linked with efficiency, high quality and reliability of transport and East Germany which is acting as “low cost carrier” facing directly East European countries. In some sector German companies are leading on global markets (car manufacturing for example) and reliability of transport and high quality services are the key factors : these companies are involved in a “just in time” strategy and reliability of inputs and outputs are a necessity. It appears also that some companies ask for “German” transport and refuse that East-European sub contractors are involved in the transport. We also notice that German drivers are in international freight transport driving at the maximum available (around 56,5 hours per week) and that high inequalities exist between East and West but also between large companies (with wages collective agreement) and small ones (free wages market).
For the Netherlands, we show that this market is very dynamic and reveals a high efficiency linked with high drivers' costs and higher operating costs of companies in comparaison with large countries in Europe. The leading role of Rotterdam Harbour and a very open-mind life and culture in the Netherlands could be an explanation of the success of Dutch road freight transport today in Europe despite a high costs structures.
This Research was managed by the French Committee of Road Freigt Transport (CNR /Comité National Routier)."
Claus Doll, Davide Fiorello, Enrico Pastori, Christian Reynaud, Peter Klaus, Patrick Lückmann, Kathrin Hesse, Joachim Kochsiek,
Long-Term Climate Impacts of the Introduction of Mega-Trucks. Study for the Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER).
Fraunhofer-Institute for Systems and Innovation Research, Karlsruhe, May 2009, 156 p. [formato PDF, 2,31 MB]
"The European Commission is currently exploring the pros and cons of extending truck
size and weight limits. This study seeks to contribute to the exploration process by
pointing to possible long-term threats associated with the introduction of Mega-Trucks,
in particular with regard to European climate policy and to the market position of the
railways. The main findings of the study are summarised by subject, drawing on the
various elements of analysis applied by the multi-national project team.
Experience from German field tests reveal that Mega-Trucks may take 20 % of
HGV goods volumes. If allowed on all roads, this share may increase to 30 %.
While simulations for the UK arrive at lower values, the application of the LOGIS model
finds a total replacement of conventional trucks in high quality logistics markets in long
distances above 1000 km concentrating on major corridors. These findings are confirmed
by the two European case studies. Moreover, current studies suggest a share
between 10 % and 30 % of long distance rail container shipments may be shifted to
road in case of a general permission of Mega-Trucks in the EU.
Contribution of Mega-Trucks to climate policy:
the study finds strong evidence that the introduction of Mega-Trucks will most
likely end up in a negative climate gas balance in the medium term: in most scenarios
negative impacts in the medium run are much stronger than initial positive
effects. Thus, the authors reject the consideration of longer and heavier road
freight vehicles as a suitable element of climate protection policy.
Long-term climate impacts with a time horizon to 2025 are derived with a System Dynamics
model created within this study. The model outputs suggest that the impact of
Mega-Trucks takes place in three phases:
(1) The road sector accepts Mega-Trucks rather quickly, resulting in a decrease of
CO2-emissions due to efficiency gains on the road. Within a time horizon of 3 to 6 years
an annual decline of 0.5 Mt is expected.
(2) If Mega-Trucks are established in road haulage, modal shift tendencies will take
place in the rail sector. With a high degree of certainty modal shift effects will counterbalance
CO2 reduction targets. Within 5 to 20 years an additional emission of 2 Mt
CO2 per annum is expected due to the introduction of 60 t Mega-Trucks.
(3) If demand for road freight transport keeps on growing faster than rail demand, in the
long run efficiency gains in the road sector might partly compensate for the additional
CO2 emissions due to modal shift. But this option will only happen with 60 t Mega-
Trucks and within a time frame of 15 to 30 years.
Reducing the maximum gross weight of Mega-Trucks from 60 t to 50 t will increase
their likely adverse climate impacts due to lower efficiency gains in the
road sector. However, the modal shift tendencies will only slightly be affected as most
goods that have a potential for modal shift are volume critical. These results of the System
Dynamics model are very strong.
Potential modal split effects by Mega-Trucks:
analytical studies for Germany and the UK uncover rather high impacts of Mega-
Trucks on road – rail modal shares. The highest affected market segment is container
shipments, where losses of rail demand up to 50 % are predicted. This,
however, depends highly on assumptions on operational and service-related responses
of the carriers due to declining demand. Across all unitised goods and container markets
the study arrives at a risk for rail container shipments to be shifted to road between
10 % and 30 %. Mega-Trucks appear a strong competitor rather than a supplement
to combined rail-road transport as their cost saving potential in long-distance unimodal
road haulage is much higher than in terminal access.
Actual implementation of Mega-Trucks in Sweden and field tests in the Netherlands
and Germany have led so far to lower modal shift effects due to restrictions of Mega-
Trucks to motorways in national traffic only and to specific exceptional permissions.
Applications of the LOGIS model contrast this by arriving at reductions of rail container
traffic by up to 85 % in high value trans European combined transport markets in case
of the EU-wide allowance of 60t Mega-Trucks.
Besides container markets Mega-Trucks are also expected to take some share of rail
bulk goods markets. Given the specific industry structure in the UK, here a range between
5 % and 10 % is estimated for potential modal shift.
The study has arrived at the following ranges of traffic volumes lost by the railways due
to the introduction of 60 t Mega-Trucks:
• Bulk goods including heavy industry and chemical products 3 % to 5 %,
• Food, food products and semi final products 10 % to 15 %,
• Continental container traffic 20 % to 30 % and
• Maritime container traffic 10 % to 20 %."
Laurent Guihéry (Université Lumière Lyon 2),
Transport routier de marchandises et coûts de personnel de conduite aux Pays-Bas. Etude conduite par Laurent Guihéry pour le compte du Comité National Routier.
CNR, Paris, Octobre 2007, 46 p. [formato PDF, 700 kB]
"Le troisième pavillon européen en transport routier de marchandises international est … celui des
Pays-Bas ! Ses entreprises, majoritairement tournées vers l'international, ont développé un modèle
économique surprenant, certes alimenté par le plus grand port maritime européen, mais étonnamment
résistant à l'ouverture internationale du marché de TRM malgré ses coûts élevés. Ceux-ci sont
probablement compensés par une forte productivité, même si elle n'est pas toujours bien révélée."
Laurent Guihéry (Université Lumière Lyon 2),
Le TRM en Allemagne. Etude conduite par Laurent Guihéry pour le compte du Comité National Routier.
CNR, Paris, Mars 2007, 98 p. [formato PDF, 1,58 MB]
"Avec les mêmes camions, les mêmes lois européennes sur le temps de conduite, de travail et de repos, le même
marché international, la même monnaie, des chauffeurs mieux payés à l'Ouest, des concurrents occidentaux plus
proches, l'Allemagne réussit là où la France décline."
Mattias Hjort, Mattias Haraldsson, Jan M. Jansen,
Road Wear from Heavy Vehicles – an overview. (Report nr. 08/2008).
NVF (Nordic Road Association), Borlänge, Sverige, 2008, 47 p. [formato PDF, 1,07 MB]
"This report is an overview on how different studies of road wear have reported the effect of
various vehicle dependent parameters, for heavy vehicles, such as axle load, tyre properties etc.
The intention with this overview has only been to collect the different results, without any kind of
evaluation. The overview is mainly based on Cebon’s Handbook of Vehicle-Road Interaction, the
DIVINE project, and COST 334."
Jean-Noël Chapulut, Denise Ravet, Matthieu Bereni,
L’acceptabilité sociale des poids lourds. Pour une régulation durable du transport routier de marchandises.
Centre d'analyse stratégique, Paris, Avril 2008, 61 p. [formato PDF, 500 kB]
+ Annexes, 88 p.
[formato PDF, 1,41 MB].
C.C. Schoon, G. Schermers,
Risicoverhogende factoren voor langere en zwaardere vrachtautocombinaties op het onderliggend wegennet
(Factors increasing the risk for longer heavier goods vehicles using the secondary road network).
(R-2008-2). SWOV, Leidschendam, 2008, 37 p. [formato PDF, 533 KB].
"An LHV, a longer heavier goods vehicle - longer and heavier than the regular ones -, can only use the secondary
road network when the local road authority has granted permission to do so. To support the road authorities, CROW
Information and Technology Platform for Infrastructure, Traffic, Transport and Public space is preparing a
publication containing the criteria which road sections and intersections must meet before permission can be granted.
During the preparation several road safety questions came up. CROW turned to SWOV for the answers, and they are
given in this report. The questions are about the following subjects: 1. risks of overtaking; 2. interaction with
vulnerable road users at intersections; 3. suction effect on two-wheelers; 4. risks for moped riders using the
roadway; 5. risks at dusk or dark. These questions aim to get answers about whether LHVs have an increased risk
of a crash compared with regular vehicle combinations. Considering the short time limit for the answers, no new
knowledge was gathered, but only available knowledge has been used."
Klaus-Peter Glaeser, Rolf Kaschner, Markus Lerner, Christian Kurt Roder, Roland Weber, Andreas Wolf, Ulf Zander,
Auswirkungen von neuen Fahrzeugkonzepten auf die Infrastruktur des Bundesfernstraßennetzes. Schlussbericht
(Effetti dei nuovi tipi di veicoli [camion da 60 t] sulle infrastrutture della rete stradale federale. Rapporto finale).
Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen, Bergisch Gladbach, November 2006, 180 p. [formato PDF, 6,32 MB].
"Die Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen wurde vom Bundesministerium für Verkehr, Bau und
Stadtentwicklung damit beauftragt, die technischen Fragen derartiger Lastzugkombinationen
auf dem Bundesfernstraßennetz zu untersuchen. Entsprechend der zu bearbeitenden vorwiegend
technischen Fragestellung waren weder die speditionsseitig zu erwartenden Nutzen,
noch die ökologisch prognostizierten Erwartungen einer Einsparung von Treibstoff und
einer Verringerung der Abgasemissionen Gegenstand der Untersuchungen.
Die Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen hat eine Arbeitsgruppe eingerichtet, die mit diesem Bericht
die Ergebnisse ihrer Bearbeitung vorgelegt hat.
Die Untersuchungen konzentrierten sich im Einzelnen auf die folgenden Themenschwerpunkte:
Auswirkungen auf die Straßenschädigung; Auswirkungen auf die Brücken und Tunnel; Befahrbarkeit von Verkehrsanlagen;
Beeinflussung des Verkehrsablaufs; Unfallgeschehen."
Klaus-Peter Glaeser, Rolf Kaschner, Markus Lerner, Christian Kurt Roder, Roland Weber, Andreas Wolf, Ulf Zander,
Effects of new vehicle concepts on the infrastructure of the federal trunk road network. Final report. Abstract
(Effetti dei nuovi tipi di veicoli sulle infrastrutture della rete stradale federale. Rapporto finale. Riassunto).
BASt (Federal Highway Research Institute), Bergisch Gladbach, November 2006, 5 p. [formato PDF, 32 KB].
Riassunto in lingua inglese del rapporto finale steso per il governo tedesco sui possibili effetti dei gigaliners
sulle infrastrutture stradali federali in Germania.
Keine Monstertrucks! www.gueter-auf-die-schiene-de. Campagna contro i camion-mostro ("gigaliners") da 60 t
e per il trasferimento del trasporto di merci dalla strada alla rotaia, promossa dalle associazioni aderenti ad
Allianz pro Schiene.
MTRU,
Heavier lorries and their impacts on the economy and the Environment (for Freight on Rail).
October 2007, 20 p. [formato PDF, 113 KB].
Research undertaken on Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) by independent transport consultants MTRU, commissioned by Freight on Rail.
"This report considers three key questions: Do bigger and heavier lorries reduce traffic?
Does cheaper HGV travel encourage more of it? How important are the largest HGVs in producing greenhouse gas?
After examining the most reliable sources of national statistics, the conclusions are: 1. Rather surprisingly,
there is no direct evidence of larger or heavier lorries leading to reductions in the numbers of HGVs or total
HGV traffic (measured as vehicle kilometres). 2. Despite several increases in maximum weight and volume, the
average payload has fallen instead of rising. 3. One likely reason for the predicted benefits not arising is
the bunching of almost all new vehicles at the maximum permitted weight, rather than a range of weights suited
to actual loads. 4. The sensitivity of HGV vehicle kilometres to changes in cost in the UK appears to have been
seriously underestimated, particularly taking mode transfer into account. 5. HGV traffic is an important source
of greenhouse emissions from transport, second only to cars and vans and to international aviation. 6. Emissions
from HGV traffic have grown significantly since 1990, by 25-30%, the latest revised DEFRA assessment appears
substantially correct. 7. Without a significant change in freight policy, HGV emissions will not meet the targets
in the draft Climate Change Bill. 8. A combined approach, transferring mode, reducing the amount that goods have
to travel and improving vehicle fuel efficiency, could reduce CO2 emissions by 27% in a 10-15 year period. 9. This
reduction would enable the freight sector to meet the Government’s Climate Change Bill targets for 2020."
Relazioni del convegno T&E di Vienna (27-28 ottobre 2004) "Conference on Sustainable Transport in
Sensitive Areas" sul sito T&E http://www.transportenvironment.org
. I temi sono: traffico merci e aree sensibili, esempi dalle Alpi e dai Pirenei, la Convenzione delle
Alpi, il trasporto intermodale, il trasferimento del trasporto merci dalla
strada alla rotaia, la tassazione del trasporto su camion (esempi dalla
Svizzera e dall’Austria), le infrastrutture stradali in Slovenia e Repubblica
Ceca, la VIA strategica, ed altro ancora.
Sustainable Freight
Transport sito a cura di T&E
Federtrasporto (imprese aderenti a
Confindustria)
Confetra
Centro Studi
Freight Leaders Club, libera associazione privata, che
riunisce i principali utenti e i principali rappresentanti del settore dei
trasporti in Italia
IRU, International Road Transport Union
No Mega Trucks Campaign.
The website NO MEGA TRUCKS is intended to provide information about longer and heavier vehicles and to give organisations from across Europe the opportunity to take a stand and become active in their own countries. Remember - the transport ministers and members of the European parliament from every country in the EU directly influence the decisions made by the Commission.
SICUREZZA DEL TRASPORTO MERCI (SECURITY)
Hans Visser, Aad van den Engel,
Study on the feasibility of organising a network of secured parking areas for road transport operators on the Trans European Road Network. Final Report.
NEA Transport research and training, Rijswijk, January 2007, 134 p. [formato PDF, 5,66 MB].
"The European Commission has commissioned this study to investigate the extent of the security
problems in and around parking areas, explore possible improvements/solutions of the
problems and examine the regulatory and financial conditions for the provision of secure rest
places."
Hans Visser, Aad van den Engel,
Study on the feasibility of organising a network of secured parking areas for road transport operators on the Trans European Road Network. Final Report. Country Studies.
NEA Transport research and training, Rijswijk, January 2007, 174 p. [formato PDF, 2,70 MB].
"This report accompanies the main report of the study on the feasibility of organising a network
of secured parking areas for road transport operators on the Trans European Road Network. It
presents the results of an inventory per country that is made up of information that is available
on truck parking areas, criminality and legislation."
Freight on Rail - on track for sustainability.
"Freight on Rail's aim is to get goods off roads and onto our railways as an important
step in developing a more sustainable distribution system.
Freight on Rail is a partnership between the transport trade unions, the Rail Freight Group,
Network Rail, Transport 2000 and the rail freight operating companies."
Portale per la promozione del trasporto merci su ferrovia, organizzato da aziende e sindacati.
Joaquin Jiménez Otero (ADIF - Administrador de Infraestructuras Ferroviarias),
Developing the European Rail Freight Network in Spain.
UIC, TREND Project Conference, Paris, 4th july 2006, presentation, 38 slides [formato PDF, 5,40 MB].
Lo sviluppo del sistema ferroviario spagnolo nell'ambito delle reti europee, con particolare
attenzione alle direttrici transfrontaliere attraverso i Pirenei e le Alpi.
Pira International,
Evaluation of EU Policy on the Transport of Dangerous Goods since 1994.
TREN/E3/43-2003, Final Report. Section One: Policy Overview.
30 April 2005, 152 p. [formato PDF, 1,03 MB].
Pira International,
Evaluation of EU Policy on the Transport of Dangerous Goods since 1994.
TREN/E3/43-2003, Final Report. Section Two: Statistical Overview.
30 April 2005, 117 p. [formato PDF, 1,20 MB].
Renato Mari (Responsabile Servizi Logistici Federchimica),
La sicurezza nel trasporto delle merci pericolose.
Relazione di inquadramento al Convegno, Mobility Conference Exhibition,
Milano, 30 gennaio 2006, presentazione, 43 slides [formato PowerPoint, 1,23 MB].
Salvatore La Fata (Primo Dirigente Polizia di Stato),
Il controllo sui trasporti stradali delle merci pericolose.
Intervento al Convegno, Mobility Conference Exhibition,
Milano, 30 gennaio 2006, presentazione, 65 slides [formato PowerPoint, 2,57 MB].
Giuseppe Smeriglio (Direttore Trenitalia Logistica),
La sicurezza nel trasporto delle merci pericolose.
Intervento al Convegno, Mobility Conference Exhibition,
Milano, 30 gennaio 2006, presentazione, 15 slides [formato PowerPoint, 2,66 MB].
Francesco Carpinteri (Capo Ufficio Sicurezza della Navigazione,
Comando Generale del Corpo della Capitaneria di Porto),
Normative sul trasporto marittimo di merci pericolose in imballaggi.
Intervento al Convegno "La sicurezza nel trasporto delle merci pericolose",
Mobility Conference Exhibition,
Milano, 30 gennaio 2006, 7 p. [formato PDF, 127 kB].
Freight Leaders Club,
Il trasporto delle merci pericolose via strada e ferrovia.
Guida all'interpretazione della normativa vigente.
Quaderni FLC n.17, Milano, ottobre 2005, 128 p. [formato PDF, 6,33 MB - zippato 5,55 MB].
GUNDI, Gefahrgutunfall-Datenbank in
Internet (in tedesco) = banca dati sugli incidenti nel trasporto di merci pericolose
Il trasporto...pericoloso [blog]. News e commenti on line dal mondo del trasporto delle merci pericolose ...a cura di Enrico Cappella.
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