Municipal Logistics Hubs for Last Mile Delivery

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_consolidation_center

Municipal logistics hubs for last mile delivery are facilities managed or designated by local authorities, often in partnership with private operators, where shipments are consolidated, sorted and transferred onto sustainable transport modes for the final leg of delivery in urban areas. Their purpose is to optimize transport efficiency, reduce traffic congestion and emissions, and improve delivery reliability.

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