by Walther Ploos van Amstel
A new report from London’s Cross River Partnership (CRP) highlights how digital kerbside management can transform freight operations and urban air quality. In collaboration with Grid Smarter Cities, CRP piloted a network of eight Virtual Loading Bays (VLBs) across London. Kerbside Management Technology Kerbside Management Technology is designed to dynamically manage urban kerb space, helping …
Cross River Partnership (CRP), a non-profit and impartial partnership organization, is excited to announce that the Watling Street Virtual Loading Bay is now live in the City of London Corporation. The Virtual Loading Bay is located outside the Ye Olde Watling pub and will be available to book for a six-month trial period. Virtual Loading Bays allow registered delivery drivers …
The project SENATOR aims to create a new urban logistic model to enhance cities’ sustainability.For this purpose, the project will develop a smart network operator as a control tower supported on an ICT Platform that will work as a support tool for decision-making, integration, and planning of all logistics operations. Consequently, it will minimize the …