Italia-Croatia

Introduction

In this section you can find all the deliverables produced by MILEPORT project.

MILEPORT aims to improve how Adriatic ports are connected to their cities and surrounding areas by making “last-mile” access easier. “Last-mile” means the final part of the journey, from the port to its final destination (or vice versa), mainly the road traffic connecting the port with nearby areas. The project also aims to strengthen territorial cohesion through innovative IT solutions that provide policy makers, ports, and logistics operators with new planning tools, tested through joint pilot actions, in two main areas:

TOPIC 1: Traffic flow management and systems for booking vehicles to enter ports;
TOPIC 2: Tools for managing port gates and entry/exit operations.

Action plans

The aim is to improve knowledge and support better policies on how to make road access to Adriatic ports more efficient using IT tools. This will help ports better meet the needs of cities and surrounding areas.

To achieve this, the following output has been developed:

1. Strategies and action plans to improve road access to Adriatic ports using IT tools

Benchmarking analysis and Cross-border strategy

Action plan for Topic 1: Transport Flow Management and Vehicle Booking Systems

Action plan for Topic 2: Gates and Entry/Exit tools

Pilot actions and investments

To improve last-mile access to Adriatic ports and better connect them with cities and surrounding areas using IT tools, while also reducing environmental impact, the project has achieved the following outputs:

1. Pilot actions to improve road traffic to and from ports using IT tools, including systems to manage traffic and book vehicle access
2. Investments to improve road access to ports using IT tools

Pilot actions – Topic 1: Managing traffic and booking vehicle access to ports

Pilot actions - Topic 2: Managing port gates