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New urban freight developments and land use

In: Handbook on Transport and Land Use

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  • André Alho
  • Takanori Sakai
  • Giacomo Dalla Chiara

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Urban freight denotes vehicle and commodity flows in an urban environment. These flows depend on a complex set of relationships among various stakeholders. In the last decades, urban freight has experienced an incredible pace of evolution, which has occurred due to various technological factors. One example is the ubiquity of internet access and the advance in information technology, leading to e-commerce adoption. Another is the development of algorithms to forecast demand, design and maintain supply chains and plan vehicle routes. In this chapter, we summarize critical changes in urban freight developments and land use. We highlight the interactions between passenger and freight travel, the recent shifts in freight flows and associated planning needs.

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  • André Alho & Takanori Sakai & Giacomo Dalla Chiara, 2023. "New urban freight developments and land use," Chapters, in: João de Abreu e Silva & Kristina M. Currans & Veronique Van Acker & Robert J. Schneider (ed.), Handbook on Transport and Land Use, chapter 22, pages 383-397, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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    1. Gilles Paché, 2024. "Warehousing Facilities In Urban Space: The Challenges Of "Proximity Logistics"," Post-Print hal-04722385, HAL.

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