The importance of the logistics sector in the European economy accentuates the significance of cost containment efforts from the point of view of both the government and the logistics sector. From the national (government) perspective, high logistics costs (in absolute values) are a significant factor hampering national competitiveness (Rantasila and Ojala, 2012). Indeed, countries with higher costs tend to have a lower ranking in the World Bank LPI Index (Rantasila and Ojala, 2012). In addition, the proportion of logistics costs in relation to GDP and over total sales or turnover are key indicators of logistics performance at macro level. In this respect, national authorities can reduce logistics costs as a percentage of GDP by intervening in the regulatory/administrative and infrastructure-related aspects of logistics activities.