Vertaling van "Heavy vehicle traffic " (Engels → Nederlands) :

heavy goods vehicle traffic | heavy vehicle traffic | HGV traffic

heavy goods vehicle traffic | HGV traffic

Person injured in collision between car and heavy transport vehicle (traffic)

Collision NOS involving heavy transport vehicle (traffic)

heavy duty motor vehicle | heavy vehicle | heavy-duty vehicle | HDV [Abbr.]

control the number of vehicles passing over a bridge | reduce bridge traffic | control vehicle traffic over a bridge | restrict bridge traffic

Person injured in collision between other motor vehicle and two- or three-wheeled motor vehicle (traffic)

bus maintenance supervisor | coach maintenance supervisor | heavy vehicle maintenance manager | vehicle maintenance supervisor

coach maintenance attendant | PCV maintenance attendant | heavy vehicle service technician | vehicle maintenance attendant

42. Believes that the development of innovative, sustainable, environmentally friendly urban logistics strategies, involving private and public actors, is of the utmost importance for solving congestion and environmental problems in cities; is of the opinion that logistics should be based on sustainable modes of transport; calls for a better optimisation of the supply chain in urban areas, based on new, cost-effective types of operation, technology and business model; points to the importance of SUMPs that encompass co-modality logistics strategies, and underlines that, where appropriate, rail, clean inland navigation and seaports need to be integrated into logistics strategies and sustainable urban mobility plans; calls on the competen ...[+++]t authorities to reduce, where possible, heavy vehicle traffic in city centres;

42. Believes that the development of innovative, sustainable, environmentally friendly urban logistics strategies, involving private and public actors, is of the utmost importance for solving congestion and environmental problems in cities; is of the opinion that logistics should be based on sustainable modes of transport; calls for a better optimisation of the supply chain in urban areas, based on new, cost-effective types of operation, technology and business model; points to the importance of SUMPs that encompass co-modality logistics strategies, and underlines that, where appropriate, rail, clean inland navigation and seaports need to be integrated into logistics strategies and sustainable urban mobility plans; calls on the competen ...[+++]t authorities to reduce, where possible, heavy vehicle traffic in city centres;

The White Paper on European transport policy for 2010 highlights the role that short sea shipping can play in curbing the growth of heavy goods vehicle traffic, rebalancing the modal split and bypassing land bottlenecks.

It can help curb the 50 % increase in heavy goods vehicle traffic forecasted in the Paper, it can help rebalance the modal split, bypass land bottlenecks, and it is safe and sustainable.