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Transport operators and mobility service providers are an essential group of stakeholders to be engaged in a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP), as they can contribute in the assessment of the technical feasibility of alternative solutions.

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Which of the following are key components of the EU's strategy for the green transition in urban logistics? (Select all that apply)

Doubling rail freight traffic

Revising CO2 emission performance standards for heavy-duty vehicles

Developing new distribution models

Phasing out public transportation

Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) - Multiple choice with more than one correct answers:

Improve access to mobility services for non-drivers.

Promote the use of active mobility modes.

Can reduce parking-related congestion due to parking away from trip destination.

improve access to remote and isolated locations.

Combined benefits for the quality of the environment, the socio-economic conditions and urban development are expected if autonomous vehicles are used in the context of shared mobility.

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One of the activities for the analysis of the current situation in a Sustainable Urban Logistics Plan is the development of a minimum dataset for the city’s urban freight transportation.

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Micromobility devices can be exclusively electric, such as e-bikes, e-scooters, and similar options.

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Implementing NMS in last-mile delivery companies can (Multiple choice with more than one correct answer):

Increase mobility alternatives, and decrease operating costs

Improve accessibility of all urban areas using the most appropriate mode and travel pattern

Provide attractive and dynamic service to user-oriented needs

Offer new opportunities for the local digital and green economy

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) can improve road safety by removing human error and are also more inclusive for users who cannot drive.

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Shared mobility is a type of New Mobility Service that (Multiple choice, more than one correct answer):

Requires vehicle ownership.

Applies only for micromobility vehicles/devices.

Applies for different types of vehicles, such as cars, vans and bicycles.

Includes vehicle sharing, ride-sharing and ride-hailing.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended action for promoting cargo bikes by city authorities?

Developing a fleet of cargo bikes for transporting documents and services in low-emission zones and pedestrian areas.

Setting procurement rules for courier services using cargo bikes.

Supporting the expansion of car rental schemes in cooperation with local businesses.

Facilitating companies to establish cargo bike delivery services.

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Which event focuses on discussing European and global markets and updates on technological and model innovations in green logistics?

International Conference on Green Buildings

Global Climate Summit

Smart Cities Conference

Green Logistics Expo

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Users of Mobility as a Service (Multiple choice with more than one correct answer):

Are able to make more informed travel choices.

Have access to more personalized but also more expensive mobility services in comparison to the use of the private car.

Can remotely plan-book-pay for their trip.

Do not need to have access to digital platforms.

Autonomous vehicles do not have the ability to interact with each other.

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What is the primary focus of the Urban Freight Platform (UFP)?

Developing autonomous vehicles

Enhancing urban entertainment options

Promoting sustainable urban freight transportation

Reducing urban housing costs

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The implementation of autonomous vehicles for urban freight transportation (Multiple choice with more than one correct answer):

May decrease road safety due to the lack of human control of the vehicle, but it can lower emissions.

May increase road safety and allow for the more efficient use of road capacity.

Is expected to increase the transport company’s operational costs but it will improve delivery times.

Is expected to decrease the transport company’s operational costs and improve energy efficiency.

Main challenges for developing and implementing a Sustainable Urban Logistics Plan (SULP) compared to a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) are (Multiple choice with more than one correct answer):

Information sharing and exchange by private stakeholders is sometimes difficult.

Freight transport is of less priority than passenger transport for city’s strategic planning.

Lower level of knowledge and capacity of public authorities in urban logistics.

Possible conflict of interest between the involved private and public actors.

What is the primary goal of Sustainable Urban Logistics Planning (SULP)?

To increase the profitability of logistics companies

To integrate urban logistics planning into the overall mobility strategy

To eliminate all urban transport

To promote the use of heavy-duty vehicles

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The pillars of sustainable mobility comprise (Multiple choice with more than one correct answer):

Society

Technology

Environment

Economy

The European Green Cities Network is an industry association that promotes knowledge sharing and professional development in green urban logistics.

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By what year does the European Commission aim to offer carbon-neutral choices for scheduled collective travel below 500 km within the EU?

2025

2030

2040

2050

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