Integration of sustainable mobility and logistics with citizen-centric smart solutions to create safe, smart, green, resilient, and inclusive cities, No. 101239638
Project title – Integration of sustainable mobility and logistics with citizen-centric smart solutions to create safe, smart, green, resilient, and inclusive cities
Project Value – 9 624 937 Eur
Project duration – 2026-01-01 2029-06-30
Project number – 101239638
Project implementer – UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA LA SAPIENZA (Italy)
Project partners: Mykolas Romeris University (Lithuania); CTLUP SRL (Italy); ETHNIKO KENTRO EREVNAS KAI TECHNOLOGIKIS ANAPTYXIS (Greece); VRIJE UNIVERSITEIT BRUSSEL (Belgium); AKCIJU SABIEDRIBA TRANSPORTA UN SAKARU INSTITUTS (Latvia); SVEUCILISTE U RIJECI, POMORSKI FAKULTET (Croatia); CENTRUM DOPRAVNIHO VYZKUMU v.v.i. (Czech Republic); UNIVERSITY OF KASSEL (Germany); B. BRAUN MELSUNGEN AG (Germany); LAZIALE DISTRIBUZIONE SPA (Italy); NATIONAL LABORATORY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING (Portugal); UNIVERSITY OF TWENTE (Netherlands); INTERNATIONAL ROAD FEDERATION (Switzerland); POLIS (Belgium); European Conference of Transport Research Institutes (Belgium); Isfort (Italy); ILP CONSULTING SRL (Italy); CITTA METROPOLITANA DI ROMA CAPITALE (Italy); ROMA CAPITALE (Italy); ROMA SERVIZI PER LA MOBILITA SRL (Italy); REGIONAL MANAGEMENT NORDHESSEN GMBH (Germany); City of Melsungen (Germany); MUNICIPALITY OF CASCAIS (Portugal); RIGA PLANNING REGION (Latvia); Vilnius District Municipality (Lithuania) ; Comune di Ciampino (Italy); DIMOS RODOU (Greece); NATIONAL TRANSPORT UNIVERSITY (Ukraine); MINISTRY FOR COMMUNITIES, TERRITORIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE (Ukraine); EGE UNIVERSITY (Turkey); Urla Belediyesi (Turkey).
Project Leader at MRU: Dr. Dangis Gudelis
Project Objective: to fundamentally transform suburban mobility, logistics, and management by implementing AI-based, resident-oriented, and climate-neutral solutions.
Project Summary: To address the challenges of fragmented mobility networks, inefficient logistics, and management gaps, the project integrates an advanced mobility data space (aMDS), suburban mobility hubs (PUMH), an eco-friendly and safe route selection algorithm (GSRA), bio-packaging logistics units (bioPLU), and digital twin ecosystems. Using AI-based risk assessment, emissions monitoring, real-time analysis, multimodal transport optimization, and VR/AR-based participatory management, BIO-INTEL-MOB improves access to and connectivity within cities and suburbs, reduces dependence on private cars by 35%, and optimizes the efficiency of multimodal transport by 35%. The project’s measures will reduce traffic congestion in cities and suburbs by 30% and cut logistics-related emissions and packaging waste by 25%. In addition, BIO-INTEL-MOB will reduce the risk of accidents involving vulnerable road users (VRUs) by 35%, improve air quality and reduce noise pollution by 20%, and reduce the impact of transport pollution on human health by 30%.
The project is funded by the European Union under the Horizon-IA program.