RESEARCH OF THE RUSSIAN CONTAINER TRANSPORTATION MARKET

Abstract

One way to improve the efficiency of transportation is to organize work in a way that meets the needs and demands of the market, both for consumers and carriers. The growing demand for containerized shipping has led to a shift in how we approach this type of transportation. Furthermore, there have been changes in the structure of cargo flows, the way transportation participants collaborate, the division of the global transportation market into segments served by specific operators, and the roles of participants in delivery processes. These changes are driven by factors such as pandemics, sanctions, and military operations, and they affect not only the economy of a particular country but also the global economy as a whole, as well as political, social, geographical, transport, environmental, and other aspects of human activity.

The goal of this article is to examine the dynamics of the development of the national container transportation market. By studying the various factors that influence the changes occurring in the container transportation market, we can anticipate and potentially mitigate the effects of these changes in the future. The prospects for further research in this area include identifying the key milestones where significant changes have occurred in container transportation, analyzing the factors that have contributed to these changes, and creating models that capture both individual situations and their interactions as a whole.