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As cities grapple with traffic congestion, pollution, and limited space, the need for sustainable and efficient urban delivery solutions has never been more urgent.
Cargo bikes and cycle logistics offer a promising alternative to traditional transportation methods, and this is key to unlocking their potential.
Delve into the world of sustainable transportation as you explore the intricacies of implementation, overcome challenges, and discover best practices.
From understanding the basics to developing comprehensive strategies, gain the expertise to lead the shift towards cleaner, more efficient cities. Join to unleash the power of pedal-powered logistics!
- Learn the basics of cycle logistics and cargo bikes and identify key stakeholders in the cycle logistics ecosystem.
- Explore the benefits and challenges of using cargo bikes for last-mile delivery and business use.
- Understand the conditions needed to support cargo bike use in businesses and develop strategies to promote cargo bike adoption in cities.
This course is designed for an audience that includes mobility professionals, urban planners, and anyone interested in the real-world implementation, governance, and use of cargo bikes in urban areas.
As an introductory course, it is accessible to participants with varying levels of proficiency, from newcomers to seasoned experts. It is also relevant for businesses interested in the subject for potential future implementation within their companies.
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Martin Seißler
Martin Seißler has accompanied the rise of renewable energies with his consulting agency SiNERGI. In 2013, he pioneered cycle logistics with his Berlin-based company Velogista. Since 2018, he has promoted cargo bike use as an independent consultant and co-founded cargobike.jetzt in 2020, where he continues to serve as managing director.
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You can access and participate in the course for free. If you want to earn a certificate upon completion, you can purchase it. The certificate will be accessible only once the course is successfully completed. Read more here.
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Pedro Javier Vega Casilari
Las cargobikes no son sólo una alternativa ecológica, sino una solución logística más eficiente que los vehículos de motor en la ciudad. Mientras las furgonetas quedan atrapadas en el tráfico, las cargobikes siguen avanzando, entregando hasta un 60% + rápido. Reducen costos, optimizan rutas y eliminan las restricciones urbanas. La revolución del reparto no tiene motor, tiene pedales ==> @cymmerio
Jan Weidner
I do like the visual presentation of the course materials. Especially the option to download key points infographics. Some speakers need to work on the accents and delivery. I was hoping for more details looking into acquiring customers when opening a micro depot.
Dani Ruiz
Curso muy completo, interesante y ameno sobre el uso y promoción de la ciclologística. Muy recomendable para entidades e instituciones que quieran promover la ciclologística en sus ciudades. Felicidades!!!
Steve Kendall
A useful, board ranging course. It improved my understanding of the design & use of cargo bikes, their infrastructure requirements including micro-hubs, & a few deployment challenges. Thinking of this as micro-logistics & not upscaling cycling, understanding the benefits of automation to allow design of conveyances & infrastructure to grow in harmony, & collaborative working all key learnings.
ABHISHEK VAIJALE
If you want to, 1. Learn how cargo bikes can tackle urban delivery challenges like congestion and emissions ️ 2. Discover how these bikes can create cleaner, healthier cities for everyone 3. Gain practical knowledge about cargo bike types, applications, and business models Whether you're a delivery pro, a city planner, or just someone who wants greener streets, this course is a good place to go.
I got a bird’s eye view of cargo bikes and their place in the city logistics. The infographics were great. Case studies on the profitability vis a vis conventional cargo delivery systems could have been shared.