Logistics Collaboration Hubs in Urban Areas

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

A Logistics Collaboration Hub in urban areas is a physical or virtual facility where multiple logistics actors, such as carriers, distributors, retailers, and public authorities, collaborate to optimize supply chains, consolidate shipments, reduce empty runs, and improve the overall efficiency and sustainability of urban freight transport.

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