1. Cyclelogistics AHEAD ECLF Conference Nijmegen 12. April 2014

2. Big Potential Half of all motorised urban trips moving goods

4. Quelle: Baseline Study www.cyclelogistics.eu

6. E-commerce rising constantly In 2011, the Dutch home market for internet shopping was 10 billion Euro = 9-10 %of the total retail sales Compared to 2.8 per cent in 2005 Clothes & shoes: 40-50 % (NL) – Every second pair of shoes is bought over internet

7. Home delivery Even vegetables and food are increasingly sold via the internet – (yearly growth rate in Germany: 24,5%; regular online sales: 20,5%) In Germany 750 mio packages are delivered each year – ever third one – 250 mio – are sent back

8. 1.Favourable framework conditions and policies set by city administrations. 2.Awareness of customers for innovative and green delivery options A great chance for Cyclelogistics WHAT IS NEEDED TO REALIZE THIS CHANCE?

9. Vehicle-based restrictions, e.g. types, sizes, weights, etc. Zone-based restrictions, e.g. zones for certain vehicles Time-based restrictions, e.g. time windows for delivery, Access charges based on specific times or environmental circumstances Municipalities need to act with regulations

10. Municipalities need to act with promotion

11. Awareness of customers and end users Pack stations (DHL, bento box, …) On demand courier services (myways, uber,…) Roam delivery services (Volvo) Same day delivery platforms (Tiramizoo)

12. Thank you for your attention! Forschungsgesellschaft Mobilität Austrian Mobility Research FGM-AMOR gemeinn. GmbH Schönaugasse 8a 8010 Graz Austria Susanne Wrighton Tel: +43/316/810451-21 E-Mail: wrighton@fgm.atwrighton@fgm.at www.cyclelogistics.eu