Navigating Intermodal Regulations: Comparing US and European Approaches

Abstract

Regulation in Intermodal Connectivity: USA and Europe Comparative Travis Blummer, Lily Duong, Karina Nazario, Bryan Nguyen, Triet Nguyen, Anayeli Palacio [University] Proposal Our proposed plan will cover the intermodal connectivity topic with a focus on regulations between the United States and Europe. We want to examine a selection of regulatory elements and see what works in one place which might not transfer to the other. The topic will bring multiple regulations into view to show regulatory obligations are not always universal. There is a need to know the region and the corresponding intermodal connectivity for implementation. Define The problem is regulation in intermodal connectivity. There will be a comparative analysis of the United States against Europe. Our group will explore sectors within the transportation mode to examine the efficiency and effectiveness involving regulations. Present your solution The solution is determined based on our findings of which efficient and effective regulations of each region. Our group will recommend what we found and present the potential outcomes of where to take it in the future. Define your deliverables and success criteria The main deliverables will be noted by a weekly calendar so everyone in the group can follow along to see what is expected from their participation. Every member should be able to follow along and ask the appropriate questions if any type of issues relating to the project should arise. State your plan Our first checkpoint is to start with a planning document. The group will lay out the overall objectives for the paper and start dividing the paper into manageable sections for each team member. The main goal is to review our citations and start creating samples for the first major checkpoint for the halfway point of the project. Outline your project schedule The main schedule will follow a similar...