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Measure
Collect points
Description
This initiative promotes the use of specific locations for pick-up and deliveries, such as automated locker systems, parcel shops and post offices as well as mini depots. These points potentially present a more sustainable alternative for home deliveries because of three reasons. First, a 100% success rate, consolidation opportunities, and economies of scope make collect points a cost-efficient solution for the carrier. Second, concentrating logistics activities in some zones while removing them from some sensitive areas such as schools, together with the offer to consumers to pick up a parcel at a convenient time, makes that it improves the social component of e-deliveries. Third, the decrease in driven kilometers, assuming van kilometers are not substituted by pick-up kilometers, also lowers the environmental impact of the last mile.
Goal
Operational
Areas
Tertiary urban area; Dense urban area; Suburban area; Mixed Peri-urban area; Residential Peri-urban area
Level of competence
Communal
Implementation
Pull
Cost
Soft






The toolkit was developed on behalf of Cabinet De Sutter by research group Mobilise (VUB), Fishermen and research groups LEPUR and HEC of the University of Liège. FPS Mobility and Transport financed the project.