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Coding the curbs makes parking, loading and unloading places bookable. Companies, deliverers, carriers and service technicians can easily reserve their own space at a time when they need it. The municipality of Schiedam will test this new service at two locations in the city centre.
Last Friday the pilot started with Amber’s electric shared cars. The BMW i3s are offered on the Rachelsmolen campus (Eindhoven) and the Stappegoor campus (Tilburg) for employees who need a car to go to work appointments.
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Tiler did a pilot at Ahoy Rotterdam in which they tested the charging tile for e-bikes.
The Hague University of Applied Sciences, MRDH and the municipality of Zoetermeer are conducting a pilot with Figo to give students of the university of applied sciences access via the platform to more mobility services in the neighbourhood, such as shared bicycles and shared scooters, in addition to public transport.
The Port of Rotterdam Authority and FlickBike, a Mobility Lab startup, have started a pilot with shared bicycles in the Botlek area. These shared bicycles are available at all Connexxion bus stops in the Botlek and can be used for the last leg to work.
Shared scooter company Felyx will soon also offer its shared service in Rotterdam. Thanks to an investment of 2 million euros, 324 e-scooters will be put into circulation there, in addition to the 108 that are already driving around in Amsterdam.
As of today, a KPN water taxi is sailing on the Rotterdam Maas. Currently with a captain, but with the ambition to allow the boat to sail autonomously in the long term, on the KPN network.
Thirty trucks from transport company Zwatra and 25 delivery vans from PostNL are equipped with the SD Insights system.
Blue Line Logistics announced that they will develop a second type of ship next year that can sail autonomously on hydrogen. In the autumn, Blue Line Logistics was asked for test runs on the Schie in the Netherlands.