Bologna FUA
Objectives
- Let logistics contribute in reaching targets of SUMP (short period:-20% of motorized traffic; long period:-40% GHGs emissions)
- Achieve an effective collaboration between administrations and stakeholders to develop a less fragmented strategy for FUA logistics
- Study measures aimed to shift movement of goods from motorized vehicles to railways
- Investigate and improve the freight transport relations between the Bologna urban area and the metropolitan area.
- Understand (making it more efficient) the role of the existing logistics platforms
- Reduce the overall distance covered by freight vehicles, favor freight consolidation to reduce trips and optimize utilization of vehicle
- OptimiseLTZ access regulations (e.g., less pollutant vehicles allowed with wider time window
- Increase the environment friendliness of the freight delivery fleet (e.g., supporting electric vehicles)
The territorial context IT009
- Km²involved in the study-area: 3,703
- Inhabitants:1,004,323
- N. of municipalities involved: 55
- N. of working units (employers): 351,710
- N. of zones used in the tool and in the o/d matrix: 234
- Zoning criteria: 6 macro areas
Results achieved from the Survey on commercial flows
- Total numberof surveysand interviewsto shopowners:1,20
- Retailers without external warehouse: 94%
- Retailers equipped with ownfleetvehicles: 30%
Freight Quality Partnership (FQP)
Objectives
- Direct involvement of authorities in the process to draft and develop the SULP in the FUA, with responsibility for decision making, formal adopting of SULP, and measures implementatio
- Consultation to obtain businesses stakeholder's in-depth knowledge of the real opportunities, problems and needs of logistics within the FUA
Participants
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Private entities |
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Logistics Sustainability Index (LSI) – current situation
- Seven impact areas considered
- Data on vehicles disaggregated by EUROxemission standar
- Results fed by input from stakeholders in FQP
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