As the second largest European flag carrier for international transport between third countries and tenth in terms of international transport, Lithuanian road transport maintains its position in the European rankings. The country benefits from a strategic geographical location, acting as a bridge between the European Union and Eastern European countries. The competitive advantages of its flag, namely low driving costs (€11.45/hour all-inclusive), very low fuel costs (€0.715/litre on average) and high mileage per vehicle, enable it to stand out internationally. More generally, since the 2008 economic crisis and with a constant focus on flexibility, economic and social reforms have been undertaken in Lithuania. The latest reform of the labour code, effective since 1 July 2017, is intended to encourage investment and job creation. 

The CNR invites you to discover this new study dedicated to Lithuanian TRM. It is supplemented by a summary containing elements of comparison with France.