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ig challenges are facing everyone who delivers into urban areas. lajor cities are planning congestion charging, and emission Dnes and other restrictions that will create huge problems for elivering goods. The industry will face even higher costs and )e problem of how to comply with the planned regulations. his conference will look at what is being planned, the effects on )e distribution industry, and what practical steps can be taken to reduce the cost and impact of these new measures.
Who will attend?
All involved in the delivery of goods in urban areas. Direcl senior managers, fleet engineers and planners in compani general distribution, parcel delivery, supermarket distribut and anyone who runs truck or van fleets into urban areas.