But in current situation, not only the rising fuel prices have made it difficult to control the logistic cost, but there are various other reasons which contribute to high expenditures on logistics.
One of the major hurdles in curbing this expense is India’s poor infrastructure, which is a known fact to all of us.
Every manufacturing industry faces a challenge in keeping
prices low because of huge logistics cost, which is a prime parameter for
distribution of their product.
Below are some of the major challenges faced in logistics by automobile Industry:
Below are some of the major challenges faced in logistics by automobile Industry:
1.
Delay In
Delivery- due to slow movement and stoppage at multiple checkpoints
2.
Tedious
Documentation Process- due to different rules and permissions required in
different states
3.
High
Expenditure On Tyre Prices, Toll Taxes And Insurance Cost - due to high
inflation rate
4.
Cost Of
Security And Tracking Equipment - required for avoiding any damage &
loss of high value Automobiles
5.
No
Alternate Mode Of Transportation - inland waterways and railways, lack of proper connectivity from plants to
ports
6.
Long Idle
Time Of Vehicle – due to the reason that vehicles are not allowed in city
area during daytime
Despite of all the challenges faced and limitations
encountered in Indian automobile industry, many steps are taken in favour of this
industry.
With the introduction
of GST, there is hope that most of the problems will addressed.
Completion of road projects like Delhi –Mumbai corridor
may give some relief to logistics cost.
In addition to this, completion of Rail projects like dedicated rail network and 6-corridors for high speed rail transit system is also expected to reduce the burden on roads. The new rail network would link industrial clusters with transportation hubs and logistics centres to reduce costs and ensure the hassle-free transportation of goods.
In addition to this, completion of Rail projects like dedicated rail network and 6-corridors for high speed rail transit system is also expected to reduce the burden on roads. The new rail network would link industrial clusters with transportation hubs and logistics centres to reduce costs and ensure the hassle-free transportation of goods.
With the
implementation of above mentioned plans we can expect logistics cost to reduce considerably
and accelerate the growth of automobile industry.
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