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For years, European road freight operated under the assumption that geography was largely neutralized. Integrated markets, harmonized regulations, and advanced

For decades, freight planning in Europe was built around the idea of predictability. Volumes were forecasted, routes optimized, lead times

For years, KPIs have been the language through which European logistics performance was understood. On-time delivery rates, cost per shipment,

For a long time, control was the central promise of logistics management. Better planning tools, tighter KPIs, real-time visibility, and

In European road freight, trust has traditionally been treated as a soft concept – important for relationships, but secondary to

In European road freight, cheap capacity often looks like a win. Lower rates promise immediate savings, tender results look successful,

Few concepts carry as much weight in European road freight as cost control, which is often equated with operational discipline.

In European road freight, capacity is often discussed as a binary condition: it either exists or it does not. Market

In European road freight, capacity planning is often evaluated by how well the core of the network performs. Main corridors