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Development of a conceptual model of multidimensional measurement of sustainable performance for road freight transport

This study proposes a unique methodology for assessing road freight transport's sustainable performance level, which can be used to get an overall assessment of performance in terms of five separate dimensions: economic, environmental, social, operational, and a stakeholders' component. The study's goal is to define the dimensions required for a representative evaluation of the long-term performance of road transport, allowing for improved control of the logistics and supply chain. The article examines a large variety of current literature models and discusses various modes of transportation before settling on the most encompassing model as a starting point. The authors' perspective is to discover the most lucrative model among the papers analyzed that provide several models assessing performance in the transportation industry in order to construct a new performance assessment model that is even more efficient. The base model chosen has double originality: on one hand, it is multidimensional and allows you therefore to have a single performance measurement system to evaluate the overall performance of the organization. And in another hand, while it is suitable for measuring the performance of road transport companies, it is a generic model that can be used to measure the performance of any other sector.