Development of Sustainable Multimodal Transport Systems
3:00pm - 6:00pm /
Wednesday 18th September 2024
/ Venue: Marketing Suite Management School
Type: Workshop /
Category: Research
- ULMS Events Team
- Suitable for: Any public and private transport operators, local and regional authorities and policymakers, technology and data companies, researchers and PhD students with an interest in sustainable transportation, community leaders and civic organisations.
- Admission: Free
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Hosted by the University of Liverpool management School’s (ULMS) Centre for Supply Chain Research (CSCR) and ESG Consultants Limited, sustainable transportation experts from the ‘ERGODIC: Combined passenger and goods transportation in suburb traffic’ project will share their work to develop innovative, efficient and sustainable solutions to suburban mobility and the last mile challenge.
By attending this workshop, you will gain expert insights on the pressing challenges to urban mobility and sustainability, and the innovative green alternatives being developed by the project’s team.
By attending this workshop, you will gain expert insights on the pressing challenges to urban mobility and sustainability, and the innovative green alternatives being developed by the project’s team.