What are three types of freight?

Road, rail, and air are the three modes moving freight across Europe. Road carries the bulk of inland movement and reaches destinations the other two cannot. Rail handles bulk commodities and intermodal traffic between major terminals. Air covers urgent and high-value consignments where transit time outweighs cost. Road freight connects to both — collecting from rail terminals and airports for the final inland leg.

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