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作成日: 2024/12/09 19:00

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Seven-Eleven Japan is preparing a trial that will transport some of its products on trains. The goods will be delivered to convenience stores inside rail stations.
                
The idea is to reduce the retailer&#039;s dependence on the trucking industry, which is struggling with a driver shortage.
                
Deliveries at train stations are usually a burden for truck drivers. The facilities often have inadequate parking, and traffic tends to be heavy on surrounding roads.
                
Seven-Eleven Japan is teaming up with private rail operator Keio Corporation. The trial begins this week on the Inokashira Line.
                
Sandwiches, &quot;bento&quot; boxed meals and other chilled items will be transported on trains outside rush hours.
                
Railway workers will unload the items at three stations including Kichijoji, where the line terminates.
                
A Seven-Eleven official says the company will promote the use of trains as an alternative to trucking to lighten drivers&#039; workloads.
                
The retailer hopes to launch trials with other rail operators.

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