Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences and Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences are investigating the extent to which it is feasible
and cost-effective it is to use light electric delivery vehicles (LEDVs) for
urban supply runs.
The universities of applied sciences are conducting the research, known as LEVV-Logic, in collaboration with logistics
service providers, shippers, vehicle suppliers, network organisations,
research institutions and local authorities. The aim is to gather new insights into
logistics concepts and business models for the deployment of electric
freight vehicles. Ultimately, the aim is to develop a concept whereby the
LEVVs are deployed in a cost-effective manner for urban logistics.
The project kicked off yesterday and will run for two years. The participants
aim to use LEVV-Logic to contribute to more efficient and cleaner
freight transport. The project is therefore in line with the Green Deal Zero Emission
Urban Logistics.
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