Volume III: Private International Law | Chapter 25 (1996): Transport by Rail and by Road
Completed January 1994
Malcolm Clarke
A. Carriage by Road
i. Application of the Conventions
23. CMR. – Regular international carriage of goods by road on a large scale and over great distances is a relatively recent feature of international commerce; and it is a dictate of geography and of history that such carriage is most prominent in the more developed regions of the world.
In europe and the near east, international carriage of goods by road…