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Pilot Intelligent Access Policy Logistics started in Groningen

The municipality of Groningen wants to arrange the supply of the city center in a smarter and more efficient way, by using smart access policy for trucks. With the new approach, the municipality wants to grant trucks access to certain locations, for certain target groups and at certain times.
Bus bij ingang Zernike Campus Groningen.

More insight into mobility Campus Groningen through data

Campus Groningen is collecting and researching more and more data. A specific type of data concerns the mobility data, in particular the traffic data on Zernike Campus. Data analyst Emanuela Avagyan of Campus Groningen shows how this data can help the Campus to remain accessible in the future.

Hive.Mobility publishes new Hive Magazine

Hive.Mobility has published the second digital Hive Magazine. The theme of this magazine is 'Connect the Future'. Rico Bakker, Jan Harmen Akkerman (TanQyou), Wander Jager (University of Groningen) and Edwin Bussem (KPN), among others, offer readers inspiration in the field of innovation, collaboration and the future of mobility.

HIVE LIVE 2022 all about innovation and connecting

The second edition of the HIVE LIVE event was successful on Thursday 17 November. HIVE LIVE is an inspiring, annual networking event around smart and sustainable mobility. This year the event was all about sharing knowledge about inspiring projects and making new connections.

Training future drone experts together with the professional field

In September, Noorderpoort, in collaboration with OmniDrones Academy, started preparing a group of students from MBO (post-secondary vocational education) Technician Engineering to become drone experts.

Five questions for… Owen Callahan, researcher user perceptions of the hyperloop

Owen Callahan, master's student environmental psychology at the University of Groningen, researched the user perceptions of the hyperloop for the European Hyperloop Center. We asked him five questions about his research and findings.

National Traffic Management Congress successful

This year, the Province of Groningen hosted the Nationaal Verkeerskundecongres (National Traffic Management Congress), with the theme 'The future of mobility'. During the pre-congress, we welcomed more than 50 enthusiastic visitors to Hive.Mobility.

Groningen wants to collaborate with Norway on emission-free ferry

Groningen, together with the Norwegian Kristiansand, will explore the possibilities for an emission-free ferry connection. It would be the world's first commercial zero-emission transport route for goods and passengers.

Sustainable city logistics in the future not a given

More and more stakeholders see the need to make logistics more sustainable. However, the stakeholders have different interests, wishes and requirements. The six scenarios produced by the ULaaDS study help to better substantiate choices that determine the sustainability of logistics.
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