Scientific publication of the results of the three research pilots

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🔬研究者:Provides empirical evidence on the effectiveness of cargo bike solutions and behavioral nudges in urban fringe areas, relevant for sustainable mobility research.

🏢実務担当者:Offers practical insights on infrastructure design and service models for logistics companies and city planners aiming to implement low-carbon last-mile delivery.

🏛政策担当者:Demonstrates the potential of cargo bike systems to support urban decarbonization and can inform policies on micro-mobility and logistics zoning.

You can find the full published manuscript in the European Transport Research Review (ETRR) Journal’s Lecture Notes in Mobility series here: https://link.springer.com/collections/jbaffaebbf The purpose of this document is to present and contextualise the final scientific publication developed within the SuCoLo project and submitted to the Transport Research Arena (TRA) 2026 conference. Entitled “Citizen-Centered Cargo Bike Solutions for Last-Mile Delivery and Personal Mobility in Urban Fringes”, the manuscript was published in Springer Nature’s European Transport Research Review (ETRR) Journal. The document summarises and explains the design, implementation, and preliminary results of the SuCoLo project’s research pilots conducted in Leipzig (Germany), Merano (Italy), and Salzburg (Austria), which explore citizen-centred cargo bike solutions for sustainable last-mile delivery and personal mobility in urban fringe areas. Building on the conference paper and accompanying presentation, this deliverable aims to document the methodological approach, key findings, and practical implications of the pilots in a structured and accessible format (T4.2 Run and evaluate pilots in communities of local neighbourhoods). It highlights how infrastructural innovations (e.g., micro-hubs, pick-up stations and shared cargo bikes), service design, and behavioural interventions (e.g., digital nudges) can be employed to foster more sustainable logistics and mobility practices. Furthermore, the document contributes to the overall objectives of the SuCoLo project (in particular, Objective 5 Ensure the take-up and exploitation of SuCoLo scientific products and results) by demonstrating the feasibility, transferability, and scalability of the tested solutions, while supporting knowledge sharing among researchers, practitioners, and policymakers in the last project phase. As the TRA2026 conference’s focus topics are user-centred mobility, green mobility & decarbonisation, planning & operations, and transport and digitalisation, SuCoLo’s presence serves as both a scientific dissemination output and a foundation for knowledge transfer and capacity building beyond the project’s duration to the SuCoLo project’s target groups. This document outlines the key facts of the publication, as well as a copy of the published manuscript.

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