
A successful modern day freight movement involves the seamless interaction with other modes such as aviation, shipping and trucking.
Description
The adage “time is money” is particularly true for freight. A successful modern day freight movement involves the seamless interaction with other modes such as aviation, shipping and trucking. With an increased emphasis on homeland security measures for international movements, it is more than ever important to constantly evaluate established procedures and work to make them more efficient.
Researchers at the Texas Transportation Institute’s Rail Research Group have experience with the policies and procedures associated with the interaction of rail with other freight modes.
Research Initiatives
To view an abstract of current and past projects, click on the following titles:
- Landside Freight Access to Airports – Challenges & Solutions
- A Modal Comparison of Domestic Freight Transportation Effects on the General Public
- Texas Rural Rail Transportation Districts: Characteristics and Case Studies
For More Information
Curtis Alan MorganProgram Manager
Assistant Research Scientist
Multimodal Freight Transportation – Gilchrist, Room 328
Texas Transportation Institute
The Texas A&M University System
3135 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843
ph. (979) 458-1683 · fax (979) 862-2708
c-morgan@ttimail.tamu.edu


