inland water transport

The inland water transport within the state is not well developed.

It's also responsible for managing development and maintenance of inland water transport system.

Inland water transport is still used for the transportation of bulk commodities e.g. grains, coal, and ore.

Other interpretations include "a place where goods were once... assembled for inland water transport or for portage."

The sector of Inland water transport within the rivers of Karnataka is not well-developed.

In 1948 the company was reconstituted as the Government Inland Water Transport Board.

I think that, particularly in our country, inland water transport and coastal water transport are poised to take over that market share.

It is only accessible by air (through Fond-du-Lac Airport), inland water transport and snowmobile.

The concept of National Waterways was introduced in 1982 to promote the development of inland water transport in the country.

The river Eem (pronounced roughly "aim") begins in Amersfoort, and the town has a port for inland water transport.

With the advent of canal transport, Castle Wharf became a hub of inland water transport and boat building activity.

Greater fuel efficiency (low cost of transportation) - It is estimated that 1 liter of fuel can move 105 ton-km by inland water transport.

It focuses on designing and building vessels for private customers in addition to the Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Corporation.

The shipyard is mainly engaged in shipbuilding and repair of small and medium sized inland water transport and coastal vessels.

Today the Government Inland Water Fleet Service issues a license in the inland water transport.

In my opinion, one of the greatest challenges for the Baltic Sea region is the creation of an efficient sea, land and inland water transport network.

It is designed as a converging point of various forms of public transportation, such as local and long distance buses, metro rail and inland water transport.

After independence of Bangladesh this department was named as Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority.

Formerly it was known as West Bengal Inland Water Transport Corporation Ltd.

Both Irrawaddy and its major tributary the Chindwin River have Inland Water Transport facilities, which are being improved further.

The inland water transport system connecting Perumba and Thaliparamba was constructed in 1766 by the Ali Raja of Kannur.

Inland water transport is limited to small ferry boats at river crossings, and the Government of Lesotho operates boats at major crossings.

There are coordinators for the TEN-T projects for inland water transport and for transport on maritime corridors.

The state-owned Inland Water Transport Authority said some 60 million people travel by ferries annually, and about five million tons of cargo are shipped every year.

Today, an appointed advisory committee advise in respect of all related development, maintenance, and operations of inland water transport and of inland waterways in Bangladesh.