These Guidelines, produced in partnership with the Freight Transport Association, suggest ways to manage freight distribution. Part I describes freight movement and its economic benefits; the environmental consequences; and relevant legislation. Part II covers the strategic movement of freight in rural and urban areas and explains how policies can be used to improve economic efficiency, and reduce adverse environmental effects. The Guidelines conclude with a toolkit of measures that have been proven to assist freight operations.

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