URBANE D2.4 Valladolid Demonstrator

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Authors: URBANE Consortium
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Abstract

The present document summarises the work carried out in the framework of Task 2.4: Valladolid Living Lab (LL) Implementation. In essence, the report describes the actions conducted in the Valladolid LL, which aim to solve the problems derived from the distribution of goods in the city and the externalities that are connected with this in both environmental and operational terms. With this view, the report is structured around three use cases: (i) monitoring of loading and unloading (L/U) areas using artificial intelligence; (ii) implementation of an innovative and sustainable solution of contactless parcel delivery; and (iii) technoeconomiccomparison of the use of combustion vehicles and I-FEVS prototype vehicles in delivery services. Thus, it begins by describing the starting point of the LL, together with its purposes, and then exposes the methodology for the implementation of the three use cases. This methodology sets out a series of guidelines and useful information to understand the specific purpose of each use case. Following that, the document includes a detailed list of the most relevant stakeholders and of the set of laws and regulations that influence the formulated use cases. The report continues by detailing the implementation plan followed for each use case and the evolution of the performance indicators. Special attention is placed onto the digital tools, both owned by the municipality and resulting from the URBANE project, which apply to the purposes of the LL. Lastly, the report provides concrete information on the situation at the time of initiation of the use cases that establishes the "starting point" for the interventions. The document concludes with a description of lessons learned and a number of recommendations aimed at facilitating the implementation of the actions in the follower cities aiming to address similar challenges

Fields of Study & Subjects

Urban and Freight Transport Logistics Transport and Logistics Innovations transportation and logistics systems

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
3 February 2026