Abstract
[For the English abstract and full text of the article please see the attached PDF-File (English version follows Russian version)].ABSTRACT The authors analyze the possibilities of the Far Eastern region for further development of international transport corridors, highlighting the discrepancy between the carrying capacity of sea and rail transport. The factors constraining growth of volumes of transportation of export cargoes by railroads and considerably complicating the work of transport corridors are determined. A methodology for determining the efficiency of using parallel norms for the mass of freight trains and measures ensuring reduction in the required capacity of the transport infrastructure due to the phased progressive growth of the mass of freight trains are provided, if there are grounds to avoid additional costs. Keywords: international transport corridor, seaport, railway, carrying capacity, required throughput, train mass, heavy traffic.
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