In the United States, truck-rail, truck-sea and rail-sea transportation links are the major transportation means for routes over 800 kilometers, while in Europe, these forms of transportation accounted for about 25 percent of all transportation means in 2015, according to Kang. But such transportation links are rare in China, partly due to tight control over the rail network, which is considered one of the most effective means of mid- and long-distance transportation in such a large country. The railway system has long been viewed merely as a "transport vehicle" rather than a part of the logistics industry, Kang said. In addition, China has many railway bureaus, each handling its own business without much coordination. Trucks, on the other hand, have taken over about 78 percent of mid- and long-distance freight transport in the country. They not only consume large amounts of energy, but also cause congestion and emit pollutants. Traditionally, the rail, road and water transportation systems in China are operated by different departments without a unified system, making coordination very difficult. As these logistics methods went their own ways, resources were wasted, costs were high and the environment was polluted. But that situation is set to change in an industry with an annual revenue of more than 3 trillion yuan (8 billion). With the advancement of supply-side reform, the Belt and Road Initiative and the improvement of information technology, multimodal transportation is experiencing a period of great development potential, said Luo Peng, president of Huochebang.
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