Trans-European transport corridor via Dover

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The Trans-European transport corridor via Dover is a major international route linking the United Kingdom with continental Europe through the port of Dover, facilitating significant cross-Channel road and freight traffic.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international transport route
road freight corridor
transport corridor
connects United Kingdom
continental Europe
country United Kingdom
crosses English Channel
facilitates cross-Channel freight traffic
cross-Channel road traffic
international trade
hasGateway Port of Dover
hasNode Calais
Dover
hasTerminus Port of Dover
importance major international route
infrastructureType maritime crossing
road corridor
linkedWith Channel ferry routes
locatedInTransportArea North Sea–Mediterranean corridor region
mode ferry transport
road transport
partOf Trans-European Transport Network
passesThrough England
regulatoryFramework European transport policy context
strategicRole key UK–EU road link
supports logistics operations
supply chains
usedFor freight transport
passenger transport
usesPort Port of Dover

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A2 road partOf Trans-European transport corridor via Dover
Medway Viaducts formsPartOfCorridor London–Dover corridor
linked to: Trans-European transport corridor via Dover
Junction 10A partOf M20 corridor to Channel Tunnel
linked to: Trans-European transport corridor via Dover
Operation Stack locatedOn Trans-European transport corridor between UK and continental Europe
linked to: Trans-European transport corridor via Dover