T/CCTAS 291-2025 Multimodal integrated transport single-documentation trusted data space generic technical requirements

Scope

The standard specifies the framework, data control, security management, and application services of a trusted data space for multimodal transport orders. The standard aims to break the long-standing "information islands" and data barriers in the multimodal transport field through standardization, enabling trustworthy data flow and transparent management across the entire supply chain. Specifically, it includes: - Unified data exchange mechanisms: Standardizing data formats, interface standards, and exchange rules among different transportation modes such as rail, road, waterway, and air to ensure real-time traceability of cargo status and electronic circulation of documents, addressing the inefficiencies and cost increases caused by fragmented standards in traditional multimodal transport. - Enhancing data security and trustworthiness: Protecting data security through cybersecurity requirements, access control, and blockchain technology to achieve "unalterability" and "traceability", enhancing transparency and risk control capabilities in cross-border trade. - Promoting the implementation of the "single order system": With the core principle of "one consignment, full responsibility", unified waybills are used to cover the entire transportation chain, simplifying operational processes, reducing enterprise integration costs, and improving the efficiency of logistics supply chain services.

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