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HCT City: Case study excavated material in urban areas - Two pilots including system analysis.

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Coordinator RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB - RISE Mobilitet och System, Göteborg
Funding from Vinnova SEK 10 552 000
Project duration April 2021 - December 2024
Status Ongoing
Venture Transport Efficiency
Call Efficient and connected transport systems - FFI - December 2020

Purpose and goal

The objective of this project is to show that the HCT-concept can be applied in cities. The target is to perform pilots in two cities and to propose necessary changes in order to roll out HCT-concepts in transports of construction material, earth and gravel. The project will show a potential of a 50% reduction of number of trucks and 40% reduction of CO2. Furthermore, the project will disseminate benefits concerning traffic flow, local emissions, road wear and safety.

Expected results and effects

-Knowledge building and datacollection for future implementation of HCT in urban areas -New knowledge about optimizing trucks in urban areas and data for how future approvals of HCT in urban areas need to be developed. -New knowledge about optimized vehicle models for best transport efficiency -Results for updating the Roadmap for HCT-road regarding HCT in urban areas. -Increased opportunities for new test sites, for example for testing quiet and fossil-free vehicles by using the project experience and results.

Planned approach and implementation

The project will be managed in a project group where all work package leaders participate. The project consists of eight work packages. This includes a steering group with the participation of one member from each partner as well as a reference group consisting of yet five more companies and municipalities.

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Last updated 21 March 2024

Reference number 2020-05149

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