A logistic facility in Turin City Centre: new Good Practice!

Interreg Europe defines capitalisation as the process of collecting, analysing, exchanging experience, and transferring/adapting good practices gained in a specific field of regional development policy. The aim is to increase the professional capacities of the people and organisations involved in this process, so they are able to improve their regional development policies.

In the context of Interreg Europe, a good practice is defined as an initiative related to regional development policy which has proved to be successful in a region and which is of potential interest to other regions. ‘Proved successful’ is when the good practice has already provided tangible and measurable results in achieving a specific objective. 

A new Good Practice is now available for SPOTLOG: a logistic facility in the Turin City Centre

The Mobile Depot (MD) was piloted in the city of Turin to decrease the number of last-mile deliveries and ease traffic congestion in the city centre. The MD is an evolution of the single truck trailer that contains parcels, envelopes and cargo bikes themselves. The aim is to operate the last-mile delivery operations from a single “facility”, from which goods are picked up and delivered by the fleet cargo-bikes provided by the MD itself and the already operating ones, throughout the city centre, and capable of aggregating the ecosystem of stakeholders and managing distribution processes from production to delivery in real time.

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