AI in transport planning
What AI can already do in planning and customer service, where it stops, and how to start safely and sensibly. With practical examples and hands-on work.
For: planners, team leads and management
Training for planners in a changing transport world
Electric vehicles, grid congestion, AI and ever more data: the planner's job is changing fast. My courses are practical, with cases from the transport sector and, where possible, your own data.
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With certificate
Certified e-Fleet Planner
The programme for planners who will work with electric vehicles. You learn to plan with charging windows and range, to charge within the limits of the grid connection, and to weigh the costs in your choices. You finish with a practical assignment and receive a certificate.
Modules
- Electric trucks and vans: range, consumption and the effect of season and load
- Charging: charging power, charging windows and charging at the depot or on the road
- Grid connection and congestion: short-term peaks, time-of-use capacity, battery and solar
- Planning with electric vehicles: trips, charging moments and reserve capacity
- Costs and CO2: what a planning choice costs and delivers
- Practical assignment with a serious game or your own trip data, and the assessment
- For
- Planners, planning team leads, fleet managers
- Duration
- [number of sessions]
- Format
- Classroom or in-company
- Language
- Dutch or English
- Completion
- Practical assignment and certificate
More courses
Every course is also available in-company and can be tailored to your organisation.
Data science for planners
Getting your own answers from trip data: spotting patterns, defining key figures and building clear dashboards. Without having to become a programmer.
For: planners and analysts
Electrification for directors and management
What electric transport means for investments, the grid connection, planning and staff. So you ask the right questions and make well-founded decisions.
For: directors, management, procurement
Tailor-made
A course built around your situation, for example your own electrification project, a new way of working or your own data. Can be combined with a serious game.
For: teams and organisations
Learning by doing
Many courses include a serious game. Planners, fleet managers and energy managers decide together on vehicles, charging and energy, and see each round what that costs and delivers.
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