European road transport – Balance sheet and evolutions 2013
With an overall increase of 2% in 2013, the european RFT reverse the negative trend of 2012. At the top there is Germany, then Poland, with a growth of 11%. Portugal also stands out with an incredible rise of 11,4% and is 9th in the european rankings. Overall, Eastern European countries do best with an activity of 9.3%. As for Western countries, the slight international RFT increase of 2.2% doesn't balance the national RFT decrease. Their global evolution rate is -0.5%.
With an overall increase of 2% in 2013, the european RFT reverse the negative trend of 2012.
At the top there is Germany, then Poland, with a growth of 11%.
Portugal also stands out with an incredible rise of 11,4% and is 9th in the european rankings.
Overall, Eastern European countries do best with an activity of 9.3%.
As for Western countries, the slight international RFT increase of 2.2% doesn't balance the national RFT decrease. Their global evolution rate is -0.5%.
In 2013 the european road transport is up 6.1%. Among the 15 EU countries, Portugal has an increase of more than 20%.
We also notice that the new member states have performances largely superior to the average.
Poland, leader of the international RFT in Europe, doesn't escape this positive trend and record a growth of 10.5%.
The situation is most difficult for Western European countries : Germany decreased by 6.6%, France 1.5% and Spain doesn't make any headway with an evolution close to zero.
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