Methodologies For Determining Tariffs For Intermodal Cargo Transportation
Abstract
The article presents an analysis of tariffs for international freight traffic along the route Nur-Sultan station (Republic of Kazakhstan) - Mazare-Sharif station (Republic of Afghanistan). The freight charge is determined according to three existing methods for determining the freight charge: based on the Rail-Atlas and Rail-Tarif software package; Uniform Transit Tariff (UTT); International Transit Tariff (ITT). Calculations convincingly show the lowest tariffs for freight transportation, their availability for a wide range of railway customers. Moreover, the advantages of low-price tariffs are given in a tabular format, which creates convenience for users of railway services.
Keywords: Unified Transit Tariff (UTT), International Transit Tariff (ITT), freight charge, freight container, Rail - Atlas software package, Rail-Tariff.
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1004105
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