The document discusses the challenges of urban freight movements in Amsterdam, highlighting issues like emissions, congestion, and noise. It proposes new cooperation models and strategies such as smart mobility, collaboration in deliveries, and the use of light electric vehicles to address these challenges. The focus is on integrating technology and fostering partnerships among stakeholders to enhance efficiency and reduce environmental impact in city logistics.

1. New co-operation
models along the
value chain
WALTHER PLOOS VAN AMSTEL
NOVEMBER 2017
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2. Our problems?

3. Strong growth of urban freight
movements: 80% is LCV
§ Public space
§ Emissions
§ Congestion
§ Noise
§ Safety

4. § Facts
§ Solutions
§ The Amsterdam approach
§ Smart mobility and urban freight
Precision guided logistics:
Our solutions?

5. In freight:
35% CO2 related to city logistics

6. Recent Dutch data:
0,16% e-mobility in freight

7. Research:
Amsterdam Oude Pijp area
• 800 x 800 meters
• 15.000 residents
• 1.000 companies
• 2.000 shipments
• 1.000 trucks/LCV’s
• HoReCa, construction,
retail, waste and parcel

8. Citylogistics Amsterdam
• Pedestrians and bicyclist first
• Large volumes: construction logistics
• Collaboration in deliveries and waste
• Public procurement
• Light electric vehicles
• Dynamic allocation of loading zones
• Local traffic data

9. Strategy
Results
Network
Planning and
control
ICT
Organisation
NationalandEU
policies
Localpolicies
INFRASTRUCTURE

10. Slow versus personalised
‘Slow mobility’
Bundling
Ecocombi/Synchro
Platoons
Push
ITS
‘Personalised mobility’
Value of time
Clean and safe
Robotisation
Pull
ITS

11. Strategy
Results
Network
Planning and
control
ICT
Organisation
NationalandEU
policies
Localpolicies
Infrastructure
Collaborative control

12. Plan together
Share data together
u Predict and prepare:
collaborative
u Sense and respond:
common operational picture
u Based on a solid strategy

13. Address intelligence

14. Sense and respond

15. Smarter planning: less slack

16. New business models

17. Strategy
Results
Network
Planning and
control
ICT
Organisation
NationalandEU
policies
Localpolicies
Infrastructure
Collaborative control
Social innovation

18. Social innovation:
creating value of time together
u Strategic collaboration:
shippers, transporters, truck
and trailer builders and
government
u Planner 2.0: align planning
operational and tactical
u The truck driver of the future
u Experiment: train as you fight…

19. Success:
integrated approach
Technology
Logistics
Policy/
community

20. Urban mobility from…
u Push to pull: customers in control
u Unimodal to synchromodal
u Fossil to alternative fuel
u Ownership to sharing
u Closed data to open data
u Physical links to Internet Of Things
u Centralised to distributed planning
u Forecast ETA to real time info
u Blind to clairvoyant
u From private to public private