The aspern.mobil LAB is pleased to invite you to the online stakeholder workshop on the issue of “Transferability of the RemiHub concept to other sectors and cities in Austria”.

In many cities, space is becoming scarce. Especially for freight transport and logistics, there is often too little space available. Therefore, parcels & co. have to be brought into the city from far out in the surrounding countryside, creating additional traffic in the city by distribution vehicles. Since September 2018, the RemiHub consortium has been investigating whether and how public transport operating areas can be used as city hubs for sustainable parcel logistics. With RemiHub, completely new transshipment points are created in the city and the last mile to the recipients is greatly shortened, which is why we can manage it with little or no motorisation (with cargo bikes, e-vans).

The successes in awards such as the Innovation in Politics Award 2020, the Stadtwerke Zukunftspreis or the mention in the Vienna Coalition Agreement 2020 testify to the great potential of the RemiHub concept.