Abstract
The study aims to analyse problems associated with the legal regulation of the transport system. The study is based on the international and domestic ranking of logistics performance. It also takes into account the economic consequences of world internationalisation to optimise logistics performance (this includes the transportation and legal aspects) under the Transport Development Strategy of the Russian Federation until 2030. The study relies on a systematic approach to systematise legislative, economic and social information and thus create an integral system of transport communication. The review of the legal regulation issues surrounding the transport system showed the following supply chain problems: weak policy coordination and a low level of digitalisation. These problems result in low-quality service and low transparency in legal matters. According to the results of this study, the integration of the world’s best practices into transport communications will improve economic efficiency. The scientific novelty of the study is a practical tool to improve transport system efficiency in the context of globalisation, considering the characteristics of the national economy.
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