Corridor and Route Monitoring

Transportation provides market accessibility by linking producers and consumers so that transactions can take place and is therefor an undeniable economic factor of production of goods and services.

According to Dr. Jean-Paul Rodrigue and Dr. Theo Notteboom “an efficient transport system with modern infrastructures favors many economic changes, most of them positive”. Transport systems span regional areas and depending on location of producers and consumers, certain segments of the transport system can compete with other segments.

LMS realizes the impact that duration of travel across a specific corridor or route has in terms of corridor performance relative to other alternatives. By monitoring 10 of the most important trans-African and regional corridors, LMS provides a unique insight to overall corridor performance and bottlenecks. An important insight for producers, suppliers, transport operators and government agencies alike.

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