Transport terminology
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What does ro-ro actually stand for and why does nobody in the industry say it in full?
TEU and FEU get dropped into conversation as if everyone already knows the difference.
Tonne-kilometre and ton-mile are not interchangeable and mixing them wrecks every cost comparison.
Mode vs vehicle vs network: three words transport writing treats as interchangeable and should not.
Interchange and transfer mean different things to a planner and to a passenger.
Light rail and tram describe the same vehicle in different regulatory worlds.
Intermodal vs multimodal vs combined transport: three terms the industry uses as synonyms and should not.
Transit means public transport in America and goods in transit in freight: one word going two ways.
Why is it a lorry in Britain and a truck in America while the law says goods vehicle?
What is the real difference between Level 3 and Level 4 autonomy?
Why are road signs in Britain and the United States so different when the rules are much the same?
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