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Dangerous Goods Transport Problems in Lithuania

2019
Dangerous goods are a specific part of all goods. About 50% of cargoes are considered dangerous when they are transported in the Republic of Lithuania. Anyone transporting or storing dangerous goods must solve two additional problems: choose the mode of transport and reduce the risk of accidents and the potential damage to people and the environment ...
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Dangerous Goods

2017
Andrew Messent, David A. Glass
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Inland Transport of Dangerous Goods — An Overview

1991
This paper summaries the regulatory position concerning the transport of dangerous goods with particular reference to inland transport within Europe and recent initiatives on the part of the European Economic Commission.
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Railway dangerous goods transportation system risk analysis: An Interpretive Structural Modeling and Bayesian Network combining approach

Reliability Engineering & System Safety, 2020
Wencheng Huang, Yue Zhang, Xingyi Kou, Dezhi Yin, Rongwei Mi, Linqing Li   +5 more
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Danger prediction system for dangerous goods transportation

2014
Y. Cao X.W. Mu, T.J. Zhang
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Analysis of train derailments and collisions to identify leading causes of loss incidents in rail transport of dangerous goods in Canada

, 2021
H. Ebrahimi, Fereshteh Sattari, L. Lefsrud, R. Macciotta   +3 more
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Transportation Of Dangerous Goods

2007
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The carriage of dangerous goods by sea

Marine Policy, 1987
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The danger of the good object

2018
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Danger in the Shadows and Dreading the Loss of the Good

Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 2005
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