TITLE - RESEARCH ELEMENTS
Table of Contents
1.
Introduction
1.1 Overview and background of business
1.2 Objective and purpose of the research
1.3 Research Question
2.
Literature Review
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Demand
2.3 Growth
2.4 Economic Growth
2.5 Freight Movement
2.6 Political Environment
2.7 Conclusion
3.
Research Methodology
3.1 Primary research
3.1.1 Survey of potential clients
3.1.2 Pilot survey
3.1.3 Distribute by hand
3.1.4 Selecting sample
3.1.5 Places of distribution
3.1.6 In-depth interview
3.2 Secondary research
4.
Ethical considerations
5.
Results
5.1 Findings of the Questionnaire
5.2 Findings of the Interview
6.
References
1. Introduction
Logistics
is the management of the flow of goods, information, and other resources,
including energy and people, between a point of origin and the point of
consumption to meet the requirements of consumers. It involves the
incorporation of information, transportation, inventory, warehousing,
material-handling, packaging, and security. Logistics is a way of the supply
chain that adds the value of time and place utility. Transport logistics is the
integration of transport with the management of the flow of goods (DeCastro,
1996).
1.1 Overview and
background of business
I
am going to set up my road freight transport business named Rising Star
Transport Services which is a private transport business in a town named
Nellore located in the state known as Andhra Pradesh in India. I want to
maintain trucks of around 5-7 trucks, and this place is in between Ongole and
Chittoor. I want to transport to both these cities. I want to maintain 3 trucks
to Ongole and 4 trucks to Chittoor city. I want to hire staff of 8-10 people.
As I need 6 drivers to drive my vehicles. I want to hire 2 mechanics as part
time to repair my vehicles and 2 people in my front office to manage my
office. My companies USP will be “Make
the boundaries small”. Our company’s motto will be “Quick and Safe Deliver”.
Road freight transport, or trucking, is essential to modern economies, occupying
a unique socioeconomic position linking supply to demand and linking many
industrial sectors. Road freight is most appropriate for the movement of goods
between many origins and many destinations. Road freight takes up the vast
majority of freight movements.
The
scope of the work for the company is as follows:
Ø To
transport the freight to different destinations.
Ø Maintaining
the trucks efficiently.
Ø Providing
a good customer service.
1.2
Objective and purpose of the research
The
main purpose of this research is to find out the factors and checking the
feasibility of starting up a freight transport business named as Rising Star
Transport Business in a town named Nellore in Andhra Pradesh, state of India.
The objective of the research is also to find out the:
Ø Describe
current freight movements in, out and through the region as accurately as
possible.
Ø Identify
the issues and limitations of freight movement in, out and through the region?
Ø What
is the trends and future of the road freight transport industry?
Ø What
is the effect of the economic growth on road freight transport industry?
Ø What
is the demand and growth of the road freight transport industry?
1.3
Research Question
The
feasibility of starting up a freight transport business named as Rising Star
Transport Business in Nellore, a town of Andhra Pradesh, state of India.
2. Literature Review
2.1 Introduction
What is the purpose of
the LR?
Road
transport is imperative to economic growth, trade and social assimilation,
which rely on the transportation of both public and goods. Decrease in transport
overheads support occupation, broaden markets and in so doing facilitate
utilization of the economies of scale. Worldwide competition has prepared the
continuation of well-organized transportation and logistics systems in delivery
chain and supreme imperative. Easy convenience, suppleness of operations,
door-to-door service and dependability have earned road transport an
progressively more higher share of both commuter and freight traffic and other
transport modes (Motor India Online, 2012). Furthermore, transport industry of
India reports a share of around 7 percent in Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
(India Transport Portal, 2011).
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