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The following impacts are expected from the wide-scale implementation of autonomous road vehicles (Multiple choice with more than one correct answer):

People who do not drive can access and use passenger cars but there can be a threat for potential cyber-attacks and personal data security.

Traffic conditions can become smoother and parking-related congestion in central areas can be reduced.

The distance that people are willing to cover on a daily basis will be probably decreased because of the complex operations for driving and controlling the car.

Changes will be necessary in different economic sectors, such as transport service providers, telecommunication service providers, automobile manufacturers and car insurance.

Resilience of the transport system refers to the ability of the transport system to reduce emissions.

True

False

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The Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs) comprise three phases: a. Preparation & analysis; b. Strategy development; c. Measure planning

True

False

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Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are especially suitable for the (Multiple choice with more than one correct answer):

Delivery of supplies under social distancing conditions due to pandemics.

Transportation of medical supplies in remote and inaccessible areas.

Aerial monitoring and precise operations in agriculture.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in emergencies and disruptions?

Ability to access areas not accessible by human or land transport.

Quick response to emergency needs.

Limited usability in cases of public health crises and social distance restrictions.

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What are the recommended actions to accelerate the transition to low-carbon transport? (Select all that apply)

Design stimulus packages for economic recovery

Invest in digital transport infrastructure

Support transport operators with conditional sustainability commitments

Increase reliance on fossil fuels

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.

Logistics as a Service (LaaS) focuses on providing flexible and modular logistics IT services that can be combined individually and managed through a cloud marketplace

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False

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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.

What is the main purpose of the EIT Urban Mobility's Innovation Hub?

To develop urban agriculture projects

To improve urban mobility and reduce congestion and pollution

To finance cultural events in European cities

To promote tourism in urban areas

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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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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.

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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False

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MaaS systems can deliver high-quality mobility solutions at a lower cost than private cars, making them more inclusive for lower-income travelers, such as those who cannot afford to own a car

True

False

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Shared mobility refers to the shared use of a travel mode to provide users with short-term access to the specific mode according to their current needs and preferences, without having to own the vehicle. The given definition refers to Mobility as a Service (MaaS).

True

False

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Which organization is known for fostering public-private dialogue to devise cleaner, more efficient urban logistics solutions?

World Health Organization (WHO)

Alliance for Logistics Innovation in Europe (ETP-ALICE)

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

World Bank

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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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The implementation of digital technology is a main component of New Mobility Services (NMS).

True

False

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Which of the following is a priority of the Interreg program?

Increasing the use of fossil fuels

Enhancing social exclusion

A smarter Europe with investment in innovation

Reducing regional cooperation

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

True

False

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