Download scientific diagram | Model SLIM-PREF including key success factors and indicators for city logistics from the perspective of various groups of stakeholders The fields of analysis adopted in the SLIM-PREF model can be characterised as follows: Strategy and operations – relating to strategic documents in a city and operational activities (for example including targets for freight and passenger transport environmentally friendly in city strategic documents). Logistics infrastructure – mainly relating to the linear and point infrastructure. Innovation & ideas – innovative technologies, such as for example intelligent transportation systems, ICT etc. Marketing – mainly relating to promotion of ecological passenger and freight transport. People –social aspects, such as for example road transport safety, staff availability, experience and knowledge. Regulations – mainly related to all regulations affecting passenger and freight transport in a city. Environment – mainly relating to environmental degradation caused for example by freight transport. from publication: Key Success Factors for City Logistics from the Perspective of Various Groups of Stakeholders | The main aims of city logistics are sustainability, mobility and quality of life by implementing various activities. There are several projects all over the world related to urban passenger and freight transport which have been implemented with success. While some cities can | City Logistics, Freight Transportation and Paper | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.

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