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Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2014
This paper addresses freight management in large, congested urban settings. Congestion creates a substantial variation in travel time (speeds) during morning peak and evening peak periods. Besides the day-to-day dynamics of traffic conditions, traffic incidents contribute significantly to urban congestion, resulting in unplanned travel delays.
Lan Jiang, Hani S. Mahmassani
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This paper addresses freight management in large, congested urban settings. Congestion creates a substantial variation in travel time (speeds) during morning peak and evening peak periods. Besides the day-to-day dynamics of traffic conditions, traffic incidents contribute significantly to urban congestion, resulting in unplanned travel delays.
Lan Jiang, Hani S. Mahmassani
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GenCLOn: An ontology for city logistics
Expert Systems with Applications, 2012City logistics is a discipline specialized to cope with the sustainability problems encountered in urban freight transport. A key characteristic of it is the heterogeneity of the stakeholders involved. Besides the traditional logistics actors such as shippers, carriers and receivers that share consistent interests (i.e.
Nilesh Anand +3 more
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2018
The bourgeois dream of a city as the maximum republic conjoining industrial production, consumption, culture and politics of citizenship has been always a displaced site of a reality of competing claims, class conflicts and contentious politics. The logistical expansion of the city gives rise to Third World mega-urbanisation, but it resurrects the rent
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The bourgeois dream of a city as the maximum republic conjoining industrial production, consumption, culture and politics of citizenship has been always a displaced site of a reality of competing claims, class conflicts and contentious politics. The logistical expansion of the city gives rise to Third World mega-urbanisation, but it resurrects the rent
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Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2002
Urban freight systems are experiencing many problems due to higher levels of service and lower costs being demanded by shippers, with carriers having to operate in increasingly congested road conditions. Trucks operating in urban areas produce many negative impacts for society in terms of emissions, crashes, noise, and vibration.
Taniguchi, E, Thompson, RG
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Urban freight systems are experiencing many problems due to higher levels of service and lower costs being demanded by shippers, with carriers having to operate in increasingly congested road conditions. Trucks operating in urban areas produce many negative impacts for society in terms of emissions, crashes, noise, and vibration.
Taniguchi, E, Thompson, RG
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From city logistics theories to city logistics planning
2018The paper analyses the process that should guide the definition of a city logistics plan moving from the indications provided by the large literature on this topic. Moving from several literature findings that pushed to defined city logistics theories, the process to follow for designing city logistics plans is investigated focusing on a real test case.
Russo F., Comi A.
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Sustainable Logistics: A Framework for Green Logistics and City Logistics
2017An increasingly globalized world with distributed supply chains and global product distribution depends more and more on logistics. At the same time the negative effects of logistics on the environment and society grow. On the one hand logistics consumes resources such as energy, raw materials and space.
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