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City logistics comprise the delivery and collection of goods in urban areas. Improving city logistics may address transportation methods, handling and storage of goods, management of inventory, waste and returns, as well as home delivery services.

Making this process sustainable requires efficient interfaces between long-haul transport and short-distance distribution to the final destination. It also requires efficient planning of the routes to avoid empty runs or unnecessary driving and parking. Furthermore, sustainable urban freight requires smaller, more efficient and cleaner vehicles.

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By BAXCOamc / Updated: 01 Mar 2022

Multimodal mobility hubs and last-mile delivery - ULaaDS x MOVE21 webinar

Multimodal mobility and logistics hubs provide a smart point in the transport network that seamlessly integrates different modes of transport with logistics flows.

By combining public or collective transport stations, car-sharing parking slots, bike-sharing docks, EV-chargers, or public cargo bike-sharing platforms and integrating this offer with drop-off and pick-up delivery solutions, multimodal hubs can play an important role in the transition towards zero-emission urban mobility and logistics.

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By BAXCOamc / Updated: 01 Mar 2022
By Jane Tewson / Updated: 14 Feb 2022
By Isobel Duxfield / Updated: 07 Feb 2022
By Cláudia Ribeiro / Updated: 11 Feb 2022
By BAXCOamc / Updated: 31 Jan 2022
By BAXCOamc / Updated: 17 Jan 2022

Become an ULaaDS follower city and visit Mechelen!

The ULaaDS team is now recruiting two Follower Cities to participate in a two-day study visit in Mechelen on 16-17 May.

The study visit is part of the newly launched ULaaDS peer learning programme, which gives city representatives the opportunity to gain first-hand experience of potential solutions and best practices in the context of Urban Logistics. Over the course of the ULaaDS project, there will be three study visits taking place in Mechelen (Belgium), Bremen (Germany) and Groningen (the Netherlands), respectively.

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By Hannah Figg / Updated: 14 Jan 2022

The shift to sustainable urban freight - CIVITAS City Changer Cargo Bike

Freight distribution is an important part of modern city life. This video case study focuses on cargo bikes and the CIVTAS City Changer Cargo Bike (CCCB) project, which brings together stakeholders to try and achieve a faster, more cost-effective and larger scale deployment of cargo bikes.
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By Michiel Modijefsky / Updated: 03 Dec 2021
By Isobel Duxfield / Updated: 26 Oct 2021