13. THE ROAD TRANSPORT AND OTHER MODESA topic that has been in the public is the possibility of rail transport.Although rail transport can be suitable for routes of origin todestination (door to door) reality shows that rail transport was insufficient toget 3% of the tonnage moved in the country.Significant is the fact that, at the time there had been a substantial increase inloads, railroad has decreased the number of tonnes transported.These facts, unless the current railroad of the Uruguay is notcompetitive with the truck.Will surely be of interest of the road network channel the greatest amount of tonnes to theRailway, and a proposal could be the of railway investment for what isSave of road infrastructure for each ton km transported by railway.However, it is estimated that in general, the form of exploitation linked to the dimensionthe country, the type of production, the minimum scale for economic training of atrain, the railway track, as well as the operational difficulties and lack of investmentin rolling stock and railway infrastructure, they will do so a servicecompetitive transportation on the near horizon.However, if the country influence to extractive products of low productionsvalue (minerals in the rough), should study in depth the use of therailway infrastructure.In the same way you could say that to the extent that the inland waterways ormaritime is viable, will represent a relief road network, although it is limited to certain routesnavigable.A concrete example is the cellulose transported from Fray Bentos to Nueva Palmira fortheir transshipment or the case of the wood of La Paloma transportation pilot project toShells or the experience of barges of grains between Paysandu and Nueva Palmira.But as in the case of rail, is strongly conditioned by thelocation of the production, destinations, the minimum scale and geographical rigidity of theown river system.In short, the road benefited will be by increasing participation offreight rail or river, but not to promote these last may bemeet the road infrastructure that modern transport isirreplaceable.Diagnostic road infrastructure of Uruguay 2015-2030Mr. Lucio Caceres - Eng. Federico 34 Farinasso14 RESOURCES RELATIONSHIP, AND GDPThe historical series of GDP vs road investment of the MTOP in Uruguay, for the networknational and aid to the municipalities programmes, shows a variation verysignificant reflecting the double variation in GDP downward, while trimmingbudget in these circumstances, and the lack of a reversal of this policybudget in the years of GDP growth, and believes at the same time, theloss of purchasing power of the dollar in the basket of road works.14.1.1 table 17: budgetary resources MTOP and GDP (2011 terms)
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