Urban freight systems embed and reflect spatial inequities in cities and imbalanced power
structures within transport decision-making. These concerns are principal domains of …

The rise of e-commerce helped fuel consumer appetite for quick home deliveries. One
consequence has been the placing of some logistics facilities in proximity to denser …

Cities all over the world are rethinking their mobility policies in light of environmental and
quality of life objectives. As space is one of cities' scarcest resources, mobility's spatial …

Investigating the spatial growth patterns and underlying mechanisms driving urban logistics
space and activities with scientific quantitative methodologies holds substantial importance …

In 2020, the first quick commerce businesses in grocery retail emerged in the European
market. Customers can order online and receive their groceries within 15 min in the best …

This systematic literature review has as its aim to discuss how the use of micro fulfilment
centers can help logistics and supply chain professionals in alleviating the urban last mile …

In this paper we argue that urban studies should consider freight logistics as an integral part
of ongoing urban transformations. The movement of goods is increasingly shaping cities …

The demand for freight facilities has expanded substantially due to a surge in e-commerce
demand, which significantly impacts land development and the built environment. The …

This study examines the spatial dynamics of warehouse location choice and the interplay
between e-commerce, logistics businesses, and supply chain entities in three major urban …

The lockdowns caused by the COVID-19 pandemic between 2020 and 2021 resulted in a
substantial increase in e-commerce purchases, with the consequent growth of logistics …