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Each MOVR deployed enables DHL to take one conventional delivery van off the road, reducing road traffic, noise and pollution while still providing fast efficient deliveries for customers.  REEF’s mission is to build the ecosystem that connects the world to your block. By leveraging the power of proximity, the company reimagining parking facilities by creating last-block mobility and logistical hubs that serve the needs of cities, residents and businesses. The parking specialists manages the hubs that will serve as the home base for the e-Cargo Cycles that DHL is using during this pilot. A straight truck equipped with a customized trailer will carry up to nine cargo boxes for the e-Cargo Cycles. The boxes are delivered to parking garage, where they will be quickly connected to the e-Cargo Cycles for last-mile inner-city deliveries in the morning and will be reloaded for outbound shipments in the afternoon. An annually reduction of 101,000 kg of CO₂ is expected by the usage of the four RYTLE MOVRs in Miami Downtown.

"We are excited to partner with DHL and the City of Miami to shape the future of last-block delivery," said REEF Technology CEO Ari Ojalvo. DHL Express U.S. CEO Greg Hewitt pointed out: "We are thrilled to be leveraging the REEF ecosystem and deploy these new environmentally-friendly vehicles not only to support our emissions-reduction efforts, but also significantly reduce the challenges associated with urban business deliveries, improving safety, productivity and costs."