Search for dissertations about: "urban freight transport"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 19 swedish dissertations containing the words urban freight transport.
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1. Urban freight transport sustainability - the interaction of urban freight and intermodal transport
Abstract : Intermodal road-rail transport (IRRT) has a significant urban dimension that affects the environmental benefits and the modal shift potential of rail freight. A sustainable modal shift, i.e. READ MORE
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2. Sustainable Freight Transport from an Urban Perspective
Abstract : The trend of growing road freight transport causes significant negative impacts on the society, economy and environment. A substantial share of the road freight sector’s externalities is imposed on urban areas because cities are the main destination for freight flows either for production, consumption or for transfer to other locations. READ MORE
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3. Using digitalisation for data-driven freight curbside management. A perspective from urban transport planning
Abstract : Given trends in urbanisation, e-commerce, active mobility and modal shifts, streets have sprung up as scenes of conflict where competing demands for curbside space have increased. Because public space is limited, urban transport planners are called to solve public space conflicts by defining how much space is allocated to specific users as a means to achieve sustainable cities. READ MORE
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4. A sustainability perspective on urban freight transport: Factors and incentives affecting local authorities in the planning procedure
Abstract : Freight transport has a minor role in the transport planning procedures in most cities, although the transport operations of freight represent a heavy part of important emissions. Earlier studies in the area show that there is an existing problem mainly based on literature reviews and discussion groups. READ MORE
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5. Enabling sustainable development of urban freight from a local authority perspective
Abstract : On the path towards sustainability for the urban area, local authorities make decisions that affect freight transport. However, local authorities might not always be aware of the effect their decisions and policy making have on freight transport and its stakeholders. READ MORE