1. Cyclelogistics Ahead Standard Presentation Contract n°: IEE/13/628/SI2.675579 Project duration : may 2014 – april 2017 Slides version : oct 2014

2. Project summary Cyclelogistics Ahead builds on the success of the predecessor project “Cyclelogistics – moving Europe forward” Cyclelogistics Ahead supports the aim of near zero emission urban logistics by 2030 as part of the Energy programme of the European Commission Cyclelogistics Ahead addresses the three affected target groups: 1. Transport Sector, 2. Municipalities and 3. Private and commercial end users

3. In European cities, every second motorised trip, associated with the transport of goods, could be shifted from cars or vans to bicycles or cargo bikes Source: Baseline Study; Cyclelogistics Project; www.cyclelogistics.eu Big Potential

4. Potential for the area of deliveries In the area of delivery, every forth trip associated with the transport of goods could be shifted from motorised vehicles to cargo bikes Source: Baseline Study; Cyclelogistics Project; www.cyclelogistics.eu

5. Expected outputs Start-up of bike courier services  3 Train-the-trainer workshops leading to 20-25 certified trainers in up to 13 countries.  Over 110 start-ups Europe-wide  Through training and consulting programms  6 Empowerment Workshops in the New Member State Countries, leading to  At least 8-10 start-ups in New Member State Countries

6. Expected outputs Professionalization and extension of existing bike courier businesses  Service development (through specific training modules)  At least 100 existing cyclelogistics companies to improve their services  Establishment of 35 contracts/applications relating to zero emission logistics with express courier companies

7. Expected outputs Infrastructural measures –Set up of 6-8 (mobile/micro) consolidation centres or intermodal consolidation centres –Switch to zero emission vehicles for the “last mile”

8. Expected outputs Regulatory measures and local/regional cooperation platforms  Regulative measures implemented in at least 6 partner cities (restrictions or incentives)  Integration of zero emission logistics in municipal procurement procedures in 10 cities resulting in the use of at least 30 cargo bikes

9. Expected outputs Measures focused on end users  Awareness raising campaigns  Logistic transparency by means of label, used by at least 200 companies  20 pilot measures on innovative storage offers for consumers and IT-solutions and home delivery services in cooperation with supermarkets and restaurants

10. Partnership

11. Contact Project coordinatorDissemination leader Susanne WrightonVincent Meerschaert Austrian Mobility ResearchTraject Mobility Management FGM – AMOR+32 9 242 32 80 +43 316 810451-21vme@traject.bevme@traject.be wrighton@fgm.at www.cyclelogistics.eu