City Logistics: Concepts, Policy and Practice https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Distribution-Based Consumption New York Freight Landscape Relationship between Urban Density and Commercial Freight Deliveries 6.1 – Procurement and Fulfillment Facilities 3.3 – City Logistics and E-commerce Changing the Number of Street Lanes to Accommodate Business Needs City Logistics: Concepts, Policy and Practice 1.1 – What is City Logistics? Part B. Issues and Challenges of City Logistics Part A. Freight and the City Contents Contents 4.1 – Stakeholder Relationships in City Logistics Main Stakeholders in Urban Freight Distribution Distribution Channels for E-commerce Mitigation Strategies for Urban Freight Distribution Impacts of e-commerce on the retail sector Impacts of E-commerce on the Retail Sector Comparison Between Retail and E-commerce Cost Structures for a $150 Apparel Piece FedEx and UPS Using Curb Space for Deliveries Store Dockside Delivery Schedule Distributer Stakeholder Relationships, Interests and Different Sources of Influence Planner and Governance Stakeholder Relationships, Interests and Different Sources of Influence Time-Restricted Curb-Side Parking for Food Pickup Waste Management Truck Infrastructure Manager Stakeholder Relationships, Interests and Different Sources of Influence Consumer Stakeholder Relationships, Interests and Different Sources of Influence Stakeholder Categories Freight Distribution Strategies for City Logistics 3.5 – Third-Party Logistics Services Providers Levels of automation 2.3 – The Rise of E-commerce and Time-Sensitive Deliveries Typology of Autonomous Vehicle Scenarios for Urban Deliveries Amazon Parcel Pick Up Locker Grocery curbside delivery (photo) 3.2 – Urban Freight Distribution Channels 6.4 – Urban Design and Logistics Facilities Typology of Autonomous Vehicles for Urban Deliveries 6.3 – Last-Mile Facilities 3.4 – Autonomous Vehicles for Urban Deliveries Autonomous vehicles for urban deliveries (new chapter) Curbside Delivery at a Grocery Store CNG Delivery Truck, Paris Fresh Produce at an Amazon Prime Fast Delivery Hub, Berlin Logistics Facilities Supporting E-commerce 1.2 – The Urban Freight Landscape Urban Freight Stations Last-mile facilities (new section) Amazon Delivery Stations Network City Functions and Urban Distribution