The CNR in pictures

Smallest State in Central Europe, Slovakia has more than 5 million inhabitants. Independent since 1993, in a move that saw it separate from Czechia, the country integrates the European Union in 2004 and the Eurozone in 2009. Its location in the heart of Europe and a growing manufacturing sector boost country's RFT, especially on international routes.
Slovakia is part of the European program of CNR. The first study on its RFT sector was carried out in 2011.
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The record inflation rate of 12.8 % recorded in 2022, and to a lesser extent in 2023, has significantly slowed down the Slovak economy despite strong growth of 22.4 % in the automotive sector, a mainstay of its economy. Between 2019 and 2022, the cost per kilometre of road freight transport rose by +29 %, mainly due to […]
Since the early 2000s, the Slovak TRM has been characterised by its international focus, tapping into various markets in both the West and the East, and investing in its trade relations with Europe’s largest economies. Its competitive advantage stems from production costs that are lower than those of its Austrian, German and […] neighbours
Since joining the European Union in 2004, Slovakia has enjoyed sustained and steady economic growth. The road freight transport market is also thriving. Ranked 12th among European countries in terms of total activity and 6th in terms of international activity, Slovakia’s road freight sector benefits from the country’s advantageous geographical location […]
A small country in Central Europe, Slovakia plays an important role in the European road haulage sector. Like its neighbours Poland and Hungary, it specialises in international road freight transport and provides links between its Western European partners and countries beyond its eastern borders, notably Ukraine and Russia. From a regulatory perspective, certain practices […]