What’s next for road transport in Europe?
Demand for road transport is growing… but available transport capacity isn’t keeping up. A new report by the Polish Road Transport Institute (PITD), developed in collaboration with Trans.eu and CargoON, analyzes the paradox of European road transport and provides concrete data to support strategic decision-making for the future of the sector.
Europe at a crossroads?
The road transport sector in Europe is undergoing a peculiar moment: on the one hand, freight volumes continue to rise; on the other hand, transport capacity is not only failing to increase but is actually declining on some routes. What is happening?
A new report developed by the Polish Road Transport Institute (PITD) in cooperation with Trans.eu reveals what lies behind this disconnect and analyzes its potential consequences for the future of the industry.
Based on up-to-date data from 16 key transport corridors across Europe, the document examines demand evolution, cost volatility, and carrier activity.
What does this free report include?
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Why carriers are avoiding high-demand routes – a paradox that reflects deep tensions in the market.
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How fuel prices, inflation, and economic uncertainty are affecting both the spot market and regular routes.
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Which countries are showing signs of recovery, and why Spain and Poland are setting the direction, even in tough economic conditions.
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Expert insights and analyses from institutions such as IRU, Osservatorio Contract Logistics Gino Marchet, Transport Intelligence, and BGL, helping to better interpret the data.
How to make the right strategic choice
To navigate an increasingly complex environment, this data helps logistics decision-makers understand the international mechanisms shaping the market and make informed choices to optimize strategy and maintain competitiveness.
