A commitment to innovative, sustainable delivery solutions has seen parcel delivery firm DPD expand its fleet of autonomous robots and open a robot base in Lincoln.
The opening of a new base in Lincoln is part of a planned nationwide rollout that could eventually see up to 30 UK depots deploying robots for local deliveries.
In this video as part of Sustainable Mobility Week, DPD's head of sustainability Olly Craughan highlights that achieving sustainability in delivery services requires a multi-faceted approach as there is no single solution.
Here, data plays a critical role, enabling DPD to optimise robot deployment, enhance efficiency and reduce environmental impact effectively.
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Held in association with the UK's largest leasing company Ayvens, Sustainable Mobility Week runs from November 11-15, 2024, highlighting and helping prepare fleet/mobility managers and industry stakeholders for the future, with a focus on sustainable mobility and decarbonisation.
Each day is themed and includes best practice articles, fleet manager case studies, opinion pieces and insight into the major challenges and opportunities via a major piece of research being carried out by Ayvens.
Ayvens has published a special report based on surveys with fleet decision-makers into the challenges and progress they have made in adopting sustainable mobility solutions. Make sure you sign up to receive the report.
Topics covered throughout the week (and which will shape the webinar discussion) are:
Day 1: Alternative mobility solutions
Day 2: Infrastructure – electrification and MaaS
Day 3: Policy – fleet and government
Day 4: People – wellbeing and engagement
Day 5: Operational change
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