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Transport development

Transport policy

The transport system can be described as the blood circulation system of the economy and is a base for social welfare.

Currently we are facing an expected world population increase to approximatly 8 billion by 2020, which will lead to an increased need for freight and public transport related service around the world. This population increase in parallel with a growing urbanization, will make it important for large cities to have efficient urban transportation - reducing accidents and avoiding congestion, which in turn reduces emissions, as well as developing public transportations.
The Volvo Group's core business is providing transport solutions and services. Volvo Group takes an active part in discussing transport development and policy in different forums. Transport development and policy relates to issues of sustainable mobility, accessability, infrastructure, public and freight transport - long-distance and urban transport specifically.

Sustainability report 2009

Sustainability report 2009

Volvo Group works to contribute to sustainable development, in economic, environmental and social terms

Modular concept

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One way of optimizing long-haul transports is to use the Modular concept vehicles based on standardized modules

Bus Rapid Transit

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A solution to congested cities is the BRT system (Bus Rapid Transit)

Transport community

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As the queues of traffic to and from cities all over the world become longer, the need for effective transport continues to grow.

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