Paru le 19/07/2012 | Broché 116 pages
Professionnels
rédaction Daniel Boudouin | avant-propos Elisabeth Dupont-Kerlan
How can the circulation of goods in town be optimised, whilst reducing the movement of vehicles at the same time as environmental pollution and service costs?
The "Urban Logistics Spaces" (ELU) presented here can answer that question. These are facilities intended to reconfigure flows across towns by introducing break of load points. The purpose of this guide is to support institutions and professionals seeking to implement such a facility by providing them with an analysis method, an estimate of the resources to be committed, a method for action and benchmarks.
The research and experimental action that has enabled this guide is part of a persistent national effort, particularly within the framework of the national "Goods in town" programme, to improve knowledge and know-how in a field which has been neglected for too long.
Daniel Boudouin is a research engineer at the Laboratory of the University of the Mediterranean specialising in Logistics (CRET-LOG). He coordinated the ELU federative action implemented within the framework of PREDIT with Laetitia Dablanc.
