Navigating gridlock: how logistics innovation can ease urban traffic
Traffic congestion is costing economies billions while decreasing quality of life in major cities worldwide. With e-commerce projected to reach 22.5% of global retail sales by 2028 and 61% more delivery vehicles expected by 2030, this ariticle explores how strategic logistics innovations can reduce urban gridlock.
Key Insights:
Drivers in the world's 25 most congested cities lose up to 105 hours annually in traffic, with Istanbul, New York City, and Chicago topping the list
Innovative solutions like multistory warehouses and microhubs are reducing congestion by up to 92% in some urban areas
Alternative delivery methods gaining traction include parcel lockers, micromobility fleets, and waterway transportation
Getting closer to the customer is the key principle that should guide all urban logistics strategies
Public-private partnerships are essential to implement sustainable solutions that benefit cities and logistics providers alike
Download our report today to discover how strategic logistics planning can transform urban mobility and delivery efficiency.