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Situated in the North of Europe, Estonia obtained independence in 1991 after 50 years of Russian occupation, it became a member of the European Union in 2004 and of the Eurozone in 2011. With its 1.3 million inhabitants, it is the smallest among the Baltic States. Its cultural and linguistic differences distinguish Estonia from its Latvian and Lithuanian neighbors to the advantage of its Finnish "brothers". Besides, its RFT sector benefits from this closeness with Finland but frequent ferry crossings harm its productivity.
Estonia is part of the European program of CNR. The first study on its RFT sector was carried out in 2019.
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Dec
2025
Estonian road haulage
Estonian road haulage
Having long positioned itself as a link between the EU and Russia, the Estonian flag is reducing its size, leaving aside direct competition with neighbouring flags such as Lithuania and Poland. It is gradually focusing on its domestic market and a large part of its international activity is organised around its Finnish and Swedish neighbours. [...]
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2021
Le transport routier de marchandises estonien – 2019
Le transport routier de marchandises estonien – 2019
The Estonian flag carries out international operations, which account for nearly two-thirds of its total activity. It is mainly oriented towards the Scandinavian countries and Finland in the west, via ferry crossings, but also towards Russia in the east. This flag acts as a link between the two areas, taking advantage of […]