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FORWARD--freight Options for Road, Water, and Rail for the Dutch: Executive summary
註釋This report describes a major transportation research study that examined the benefits and costs of a broad range of policy options for mitigating negative impacts of the expected growth in Dutch road freight transport while retaining economic benefits. The study's key findings were: the most cost-effective policy options ("tactics") are those that improve road freight transport efficiency, tactics that mitigate transport problems at their source are sometimes cost-effective and complement the transport efficiency improvements, tactics based on shifting freight from road to other transport modes are not cost-effective if the other modes' service characteristics are not improved, the promising tactics' effects on the economy are usually small. The methodology employed was a structured policy-analysis approach developed to handle situations involving complex systems and competing interest groups. Impacts of the various policy options were estimated using a model (PACE-FORWARD) also useful for reevaluating policy options as projections change and/or more data become available. Existing Dutch and international research, data, and models were used extensively, as was input from policymakers and other stakeholders.