ShapingExcellence
ShapingExcellence
We provide tailor-made solutions to clients across different transportation and logistics value chains.
Businessand strategy
ALG is a business and strategy consultancy with a global presence specialised in transport, infrastructure and logistics.
We have been recognised for our vision, talent and delivery for more than 30 years.
We meet our clients wherever they are based to support them throughout their new projects, providing services ranging from industry knowledge to digital transformation.
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We carry out projects in a broad spectrum within the transport and infrastructure sector.
Aviation
Working alongside our clients, we provide in-depth knowledge of the industry (air transport, airport infrastructure, air navigation, UTM and drones, space and civil aviation).
Maritime
We identify opportunities to take advantage of trends in global trade, cruise markets and marina concessions, and support the development of maritime transportation and infrastructure throughout the value chain.
Land
Leading players in the highway and railway sectors and public transport authorities trust us (the highest rate of client repetition) to achieve more efficient and sustainable transport.
Logistics
We draw on our in-depth understanding of all modes of transport to assess and define the role of logistics zones in global supply chains and to design new strategies and modern logistics processes.
Our Values
Our Values and Commitments
We are committed to being the trusted partner our clients rely on, driven by excellence, generosity, and a shared purpose: to create meaningful impact, embrace diversity, and shape excellence in transportation and infrastructure.
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In recent years, toll pricing has gained prominence as a strategic instrument in transport economics. While originally designed to recover infrastructure investment costs, tolls have evolved into a versatile policy tool for managing congestion, pollution, and excessive road use. By linking a direct fee to a specific facility, policymakers and operators can shape travel behaviour while securing a sustainable revenue stream.
Highways are essential to economic growth, trade, and connectivity. Yet, ensuring their safety and resilience remains one of the toughest challenges for governments and road operators. Traditionally, monitoring road conditions has relied on manual inspections, visual surveys, and specialized vehicles equipped with laser or profilometer systems. These methods, while useful, are costly, infrequent, and often subjective.
While their origins can be traced back to earlier decades, low-cost carriers (LCC) rose to popularity in the 1990s and 2000s in the US and Europe. LCCs appeared in the United States in the 1970s following the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978, which eliminated federal control over market access, routes, and fares, and set the ground for the appearance of new business models.
Inter-regional trade and intra-regional trade comprise two main dimensions of global trade flows. Inter-regional trade is primarily driven by extensive maritime flows that connect countries and continents, forming the backbone of global commerce, and is complemented by land transport corridors, which play a crucial role in linking landlocked countries to major seaports.