Resources

This policy paper aims to highlight key lessons learned in ULaaDS, addressing primarily city planners and policy makers engaged in urban logistics. These findings were collectively assembled by ten partners from seven ULaaDS entities, who drew on ULaaDS trials and research, as well as other European examples.

This report describes the trainings organised in the framework of the project and offers an overview of the insights generated during the trainings.

The D7.5 Replication Booklet operates as a manual, accessible in both digital and print formats, delineating replication methodologies employed by the ULaaDS project. It also provides an overview of technologies, strategies, and business models trialled by the Lighthouse cities, assimilating insights and lessons learned from demonstration activities in Work Package 4 (WP4) and replication activities in Work Package 5 (WP5).

This report presents an overview of the communication and dissemination activities executed across the entirety of the ULaaDS project and assesses their impact with regards to specific Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) set in Y1 (2020).

This report describes the trainings organised in the framework of the project and offers an overview of the materials used for the trainings. The subjects covered by the ULaaDS trainings were established based on a needs assessment carried out with the ULaaDS cities by Eurocities and Bax & Company.

This report provides detailed information about the technical foundation and the final version of the decision support toolbox with the implementation of data from the project.

This deliverable compiles the collective insights from the ULaaDS project, highlighting the critical factors for the success of sustainable urban logistics initiatives, including multi-level collaboration and adaptable regulations. It offers targeted recommendations for both policymakers and businesses, particularly focusing on the implementation of parcel locker systems as a viable last-mile solution.

This document outlines each of the five steps from the Adaptive SULP cycle and explains why and how they might help SULPs or SUMPs become more adaptive. An extensive explanation and substantiation of the adaptive SULP cycle can be found in ULaaDS deliverable 6.4.

This study provides a valuable understanding of the strategies deployed by local policymakers in urban logistics to effectively manage future possibilities and their consequences. These valuable insights serve as the foundation for the development of an adaptive approach to urban logistics policy-making. A strategic framework is presented, which incorporates adaptive capacity-building strategies aligned with the various phases outlined in the current EU SULP guidelines.

This report provides detailed information about the technical foundation and the first version of the decision support toolbox with the implementation of data from the project. This version represents the starting point of an iterative improvement process based on partner feedback.

This report outlines the ULaaDS replication approach, focusing not only on the technical solutions tested in ULaaDS but also on the broader contextual factors influencing the deployment of the tested measures in each city.

This deliverable assesses the impacts of the trials on logistics efficiency, land use and the environment

This report assesses the economic and social impacts of the different trials that were carried out in the three lighthouse cities of the ULaaDS project.

This report details the development and validation of novel business and operating models for sustainable, on-demand urban freight transport, highlighting the successes and challenges faced during trials in three lighthouse cities.

This deliverable provides the final system architecture for the ULaaDS research trials.

The results of the ULaaDS Stakeholder Engagement Process are split between two deliverables. The results of the local fora and the collective target system are presented in D2.5, and the results of the stakeholder mapping and the needs and requirements for the ULaaDS trials are presented in D2.6.

The results of the ULaaDS Stakeholder Engagement Process are split between two deliverables. The results of the local fora and the collective target system are presented in D2.5, and the results of the stakeholder mapping and the needs and requirements for the ULaaDS trials are presented in D2.6.

This report is a compilation of insights published in the ULaaDS 360° Observatory throughout the project (September 2020 – February 2024). The goal of the 360° Observatory is to fully recognise the challenges that are shaping and will shape urban freight transport through the on-demand economy in the future