About EIA
It is our mission to develop, improve and promote sustainable intermodal mobility combining innovative rail, waterway, road, air and maritime transport solutions.
We aim at using every mode of transport in the most optimal way by improving their links with each other (also called “co-modality”).
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Our mission is your Intermodal solution
The European Intermodal Association (EIA) is an international independent platform promoting sustainable intermodal mobility in Europe by combining innovative rail, waterway, road, air and maritime transport solutions.
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EIA organisation structure
Responsibility: to define the principles of EIA policy and approve the strategy and program of activities proposed by the Steering Committee. The GA meets in principle once a year. Membership: the GA is made up of ‘full members‘. Each member delegates a representative (with the of power of attorney) to the GA.
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EIA team
In order to support members and keep them regularly informed about current intermodal transport developments, a staff of three are based in the EIA headquarters in Brussels each with their own specific tasks on a full time or part-time basis.
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Internships
EIA offers a first-hand experience in the work of European institutions and NGOs on European level.
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EIA News
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SCUTUM Launched – Towards the adoption of EGNOS in Hazmat
The European Reasearch & Development Project SCUTUM (SeCUring the EU GNSS adopTion in the dangeroUs Material transport) was put into action in Rome.
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EIA General Assembly, 26th March 2010, Hamburg
On 26th March 2010 in Hamburg, EIA is organizing its annual General Assembly. The event will be followed by the “ Intermodal Port Hinterland Round Table”.
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Intermodal Handbook available for only 49€!
Special offer for the handbook Intermodal Transport in Europe.
News from the sector by Eurift
Green groups sue Commission over withheld biofuels docs
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Time to shift Europe's transport decarbonisation strategy up a gear Brussels 17.03.2010(…)Road and rail fight ideological battle
There has been a slight shift of market shares from rail to road in Germany. This has triggered off discussion(…)
