Article | REF: AG8045 V1

Urban freight - New field of intervention for the engineer

Author: Philippe BOSSIN

Publication date: October 10, 2013

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4. Implementation and outlook

4.1 Organizational leverage

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4.1.1 The need to reintroduce logistics land into urban areas

As logistics activities are based on private initiatives, economic logic takes precedence: sites are located in areas that combine low-cost land with maximum accessibility, generally by road. Urban mutations (residential sprawl and polarization of activities), coupled with land and political pressures, have led to a gradual move away from logistics activities (the phenomenon of logistics desertification)

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