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Implementing Sustainable Freight Technology Transfer Systems
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2024-12-31
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Edition:Final report (06/01/2024 – 12/31/2024)
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Abstract:State Departments of Transportation seek to implement efficient, resilient, and sustainable freight infrastructure planning projects which require public sector agencies to gain knowledge of best practices from key stakeholders in industry, education, and government in the California supply chain. Without an efficient, seamlessly coordinated, and widely supported way to share information across the public, private, and governmental stakeholders in the California supply chain, stakeholders within the freight industry are exposed to increased vulnerability and missed opportunities for improvement. This white paper presents a gap analysis and assessment of best practices related to the current state of sustainable freight technology transfer and outlines initial implications of a still nascent area of research.
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