PARTNERSHIPS TO HELP LAST MILE Samantha Taylor, National - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

PARTNERSHIPS TO HELP LAST MILE Samantha Taylor, National Partnerships Leader - Sustainability and Resilience, ARRB

Objectives of partnerships model 2 SHARE problems bring potential partners FACILITATE more around the challenges TOGETHER to develop, efficient and sustainable and impacts of freight plan and trial initiatives transport deliveries in urban areas to address problems and community impact of deliveries in urban areas

Learning from International Experience 3 What is being done internationally? • Off-peak deliveries – Changing time restrictions • Consolidating deliveries • Trials and demonstrations • Non-motorised deliveries • Electric deliveries • Small vehicles Which Capital Cities are involved? • Managing noise levels • • London Barcelona – Quiet technology and practices • • Dublin New York • B2B and B2G collaboration • • Rome Rotterdam • • Paris Oslo • Brussels • Gothenburg

DHL Example - Innovative Outcomes through Collaboration 4 • • Active engagement Expand consolidation • • Explore quieter vehicle technologies Develop shared solutions • Practical re-timing solutions Collaborating Creating last to accelerate mile solutions change Implementing Reducing Outcomes from DHL’s implementation of efficient operational new delivery practices: delivery • • 60% reduction in deliveries & mileage Eliminate empty running costs practices • • Reduced travel time Increased public & private partnerships • • Faster deliveries 68% less particulates • 39% reduction in No2 • Road network up to 50% quieter

Partnerships Model 5 • • • • Lead by a Sustainable Secretariat Funded by a 3 year Collaboration Freight Partnership investment (could be • • Champion Partnerships (SFP) comprising subscription or business and membership) from government. partners which covers costs of the secretariat. • Based on the sharing of problems and challenges. • Identifying solutions to these challenges.

Making it Real 6 Travel time / congestions, and emissions impacts Partnerships development and validation Business models / Introduction of new before and after / vehicle technology carbon footprint and uptake The User Commercial on The Customer Automated deliveries street loading bays The Experience Trolley technology and truck to store Distribution centre / hand delivery of day consolidation hub deliveries Routing / scheduling / time

7 DISCUSSION

8 Samantha Taylor Samantha.taylor@arrb.com.au