It is time to celebrate the results. Welcome to read our last Newsletter. In this issue: Digital and automated working methods reduce travel times in the Baltic Sea countries Discover business models for smart and sustainable sea logistic and port operations Dialogue...

Given how much has been achieved in a couple of years, we have prepared thematic fact sheets that will help you to find out the most important findings about each of the directions we developed in the project.Take a closer look at each of the fact sheets: #1 DISCOVER...

We want to give you an insight into what has been done and invite you to watch three videos.  VIDEO #1 How to reduce transportation bottlenecks? VIDEO #2 Discover business models for smart and sustainable sea logistics and port operations VIDEO #3 Dialogue between...

The Final Conference of the Baltic Loop project was a celebration of two years of intensive work as well as an opportunity to present valuable research data and conclusions to industry players about three new transportation corridors in the territory of Central Baltic...

Turku University of Applied Sciences has done GIS mapping as well as visualized bottlenecks of the E18 section in Finland, thus helping to find out exactly where these places are on the road and what kind of problems need to be solved. The animation identifies...

Within the framework of the EU project Baltic Loop, Region Örebro County has mapped and analysed various digital and automated working methods that could contribute to shorter travel times in public transport. A number of different nodes, both along the railway and...