Edited by Edoardo Marcucci, Professor of Transport Economics, Department of Political Sciences, Roma Tre University, Italy and Molde University College, Norway, Valerio Gatta, Associate Professor of Transport Economics, Department of Political Sciences, Roma Tre University, Italy and Molde University College, Norway and Michela Le Pira, Research Fellow and Lecturer of Transport Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture, University of Catania, Italy

'This Handbook is impressive, extensive, and very current. There are many themes that challenge us today, centred on decarbonisation, supply chain constraints and institutional reform, to make us rethink how we might better embed urban freight into the changing fabric of our cities. The contributions to city logistics as seen as a multi-governance structure together with the latest developments in methods through digital twins to focus as much on short-term operational issues in contrast to the longer-term planning and policy issues is impressive.'

• Contents:Introduction to the Handbook on City Logistics and Urban Freight 1Edoardo Marcucci, Valerio Gatta, and Michela Le Pira1 The challenges of freight transport in cities 11Genevieve Giuliano2 Integrated transportation and land-use program to improve metropolitan freight system performance 35José Holguín-Veras, Carlos Rivera-González, Benjamin Caron, Julia Coutinho Amaral, and Abdelrahman IsmaelSECTION I MODELLING AND SIMULATION3 Overview of urban freight transport modelling 60Lóri Tavasszy and Michiel de Bok4 Estimating and forecasting urban freight origin–destination flows 78Antonio Comi and Paolo Delle Site5 Evaluating city logistics solutions with agent-based microsimulation 98Takanori Sakai, Peiyu Jing, André Romano Alho, Ravi Seshadri, and Moshe Ben-Akiva6 Freight trip generation models: using establishment data to understand the origin of urban freight traffic 115Ivan Sánchez-Díaz and Juan Pablo CastrellonSECTION II LOGISTICS AND OPERATIONS7 Overview of city logistics and urban freight transport operations 141Eiichi Taniguchi, Russell G. Thompson, and Ali G. Qureshi8 Urban freight consolidation and delivery: state of the art 160Maria Björklund and Britta Gammelgaard9 Towards more sustainable vehicles for the last mile? Cycle logistics as a part of the solution 178Philippe Lebeau, Bart Cok, Clarissa Kees, and Cathy Macharis10 Operations research for planning and managing city logistics systems 190Teodor Gabriel Crainic, Jesus Gonzalez Feliu, Nicoletta Ricciardi, Frédéric Semet, and Tom Van WoenselSECTION III PLANNING AND POLICY MAKING11 Overview of urban freight transport planning and European suggestions 225Francesco Russo and Antonio Comi12 Land-use planning for a more sustainable urban freight 246Laetitia Dablanc13 Assessment of innovative city logistics solutions 267Paolo Delle Site14 Planning for the future: urban freight transportation 287Daniel HaakeSECTION IV STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT, PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS15 Overview on stakeholder engagement 311Michael Browne and Anne Goodchild16 Participatory decision-support tools for stakeholder engagement in urban freight transport policy making 327Michela Le Pira, Edoardo Marcucci, Valerio Gatta, Matteo Ignaccolo, and Giuseppe Inturri17 Living labs for transitions in urban freight transport systems 346Hans Quak, Nina Nesterova, and Giacomo Lozzi18 Urban freight transport and multi-level governance 365Lisa HanssonSECTION V INNOVATION, DIGITALIZATION, AND DATA19 Overview of innovations in urban freight 382M. Jaller, A. Pahwa, C. Otero-Palencia, and E. Pourrahmani20 Hyperconnected city logistics: a conceptual framework 398Teodor Gabriel Crainic, Walid Klibi, and Benoit Montreuil21 E-commerce and urban logistics: trends, challenges, and opportunities 422Valerio Gatta, Edoardo Marcucci, and Michela Le Pira22 New technologies and autonomous vehicles for urban goods distribution 444Daniela Paddeu SECTION VI URBAN FREIGHT TRANSPORT SUSTAINABILITY23 Environmentally sustainable city logistics: minimising urban freight emissions 463Alan McKinnonIndex 483

Edited by Edoardo Marcucci, Professor of Transport Economics, Department of Political Sciences, Roma Tre University, Italy and Molde University College, Norway, Valerio Gatta, Associate Professor of Transport Economics, Department of Political Sciences, Roma Tre University, Italy and Molde University College, Norway and Michela Le Pira, Research Fellow and Lecturer of Transport Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture, University of Catania, Italy

'This Handbook is impressive, extensive, and very current. There are many themes that challenge us today, centred on decarbonisation, supply chain constraints and institutional reform, to make us rethink how we might better embed urban freight into the changing fabric of our cities. The contributions to city logistics as seen as a multi-governance structure together with the latest developments in methods through digital twins to focus as much on short-term operational issues in contrast to the longer-term planning and policy issues is impressive.'

• Contents:Introduction to the Handbook on City Logistics and Urban Freight 1Edoardo Marcucci, Valerio Gatta, and Michela Le Pira1 The challenges of freight transport in cities 11Genevieve Giuliano2 Integrated transportation and land-use program to improve metropolitan freight system performance 35José Holguín-Veras, Carlos Rivera-González, Benjamin Caron, Julia Coutinho Amaral, and Abdelrahman IsmaelSECTION I MODELLING AND SIMULATION3 Overview of urban freight transport modelling 60Lóri Tavasszy and Michiel de Bok4 Estimating and forecasting urban freight origin–destination flows 78Antonio Comi and Paolo Delle Site5 Evaluating city logistics solutions with agent-based microsimulation 98Takanori Sakai, Peiyu Jing, André Romano Alho, Ravi Seshadri, and Moshe Ben-Akiva6 Freight trip generation models: using establishment data to understand the origin of urban freight traffic 115Ivan Sánchez-Díaz and Juan Pablo CastrellonSECTION II LOGISTICS AND OPERATIONS7 Overview of city logistics and urban freight transport operations 141Eiichi Taniguchi, Russell G. Thompson, and Ali G. Qureshi8 Urban freight consolidation and delivery: state of the art 160Maria Björklund and Britta Gammelgaard9 Towards more sustainable vehicles for the last mile? Cycle logistics as a part of the solution 178Philippe Lebeau, Bart Cok, Clarissa Kees, and Cathy Macharis10 Operations research for planning and managing city logistics systems 190Teodor Gabriel Crainic, Jesus Gonzalez Feliu, Nicoletta Ricciardi, Frédéric Semet, and Tom Van WoenselSECTION III PLANNING AND POLICY MAKING11 Overview of urban freight transport planning and European suggestions 225Francesco Russo and Antonio Comi12 Land-use planning for a more sustainable urban freight 246Laetitia Dablanc13 Assessment of innovative city logistics solutions 267Paolo Delle Site14 Planning for the future: urban freight transportation 287Daniel HaakeSECTION IV STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT, PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS15 Overview on stakeholder engagement 311Michael Browne and Anne Goodchild16 Participatory decision-support tools for stakeholder engagement in urban freight transport policy making 327Michela Le Pira, Edoardo Marcucci, Valerio Gatta, Matteo Ignaccolo, and Giuseppe Inturri17 Living labs for transitions in urban freight transport systems 346Hans Quak, Nina Nesterova, and Giacomo Lozzi18 Urban freight transport and multi-level governance 365Lisa HanssonSECTION V INNOVATION, DIGITALIZATION, AND DATA19 Overview of innovations in urban freight 382M. Jaller, A. Pahwa, C. Otero-Palencia, and E. Pourrahmani20 Hyperconnected city logistics: a conceptual framework 398Teodor Gabriel Crainic, Walid Klibi, and Benoit Montreuil21 E-commerce and urban logistics: trends, challenges, and opportunities 422Valerio Gatta, Edoardo Marcucci, and Michela Le Pira22 New technologies and autonomous vehicles for urban goods distribution 444Daniela Paddeu SECTION VI URBAN FREIGHT TRANSPORT SUSTAINABILITY23 Environmentally sustainable city logistics: minimising urban freight emissions 463Alan McKinnonIndex 483

Edited by Edoardo Marcucci, Professor of Transport Economics, Department of Political Sciences, Roma Tre University, Italy and Molde University College, Norway, Valerio Gatta, Associate Professor of Transport Economics, Department of Political Sciences, Roma Tre University, Italy and Molde University College, Norway and Michela Le Pira, Research Fellow and Lecturer of Transport Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture, University of Catania, Italy

'This Handbook is impressive, extensive, and very current. There are many themes that challenge us today, centred on decarbonisation, supply chain constraints and institutional reform, to make us rethink how we might better embed urban freight into the changing fabric of our cities. The contributions to city logistics as seen as a multi-governance structure together with the latest developments in methods through digital twins to focus as much on short-term operational issues in contrast to the longer-term planning and policy issues is impressive.'

• Contents:Introduction to the Handbook on City Logistics and Urban Freight 1Edoardo Marcucci, Valerio Gatta, and Michela Le Pira1 The challenges of freight transport in cities 11Genevieve Giuliano2 Integrated transportation and land-use program to improve metropolitan freight system performance 35José Holguín-Veras, Carlos Rivera-González, Benjamin Caron, Julia Coutinho Amaral, and Abdelrahman IsmaelSECTION I MODELLING AND SIMULATION3 Overview of urban freight transport modelling 60Lóri Tavasszy and Michiel de Bok4 Estimating and forecasting urban freight origin–destination flows 78Antonio Comi and Paolo Delle Site5 Evaluating city logistics solutions with agent-based microsimulation 98Takanori Sakai, Peiyu Jing, André Romano Alho, Ravi Seshadri, and Moshe Ben-Akiva6 Freight trip generation models: using establishment data to understand the origin of urban freight traffic 115Ivan Sánchez-Díaz and Juan Pablo CastrellonSECTION II LOGISTICS AND OPERATIONS7 Overview of city logistics and urban freight transport operations 141Eiichi Taniguchi, Russell G. Thompson, and Ali G. Qureshi8 Urban freight consolidation and delivery: state of the art 160Maria Björklund and Britta Gammelgaard9 Towards more sustainable vehicles for the last mile? Cycle logistics as a part of the solution 178Philippe Lebeau, Bart Cok, Clarissa Kees, and Cathy Macharis10 Operations research for planning and managing city logistics systems 190Teodor Gabriel Crainic, Jesus Gonzalez Feliu, Nicoletta Ricciardi, Frédéric Semet, and Tom Van WoenselSECTION III PLANNING AND POLICY MAKING11 Overview of urban freight transport planning and European suggestions 225Francesco Russo and Antonio Comi12 Land-use planning for a more sustainable urban freight 246Laetitia Dablanc13 Assessment of innovative city logistics solutions 267Paolo Delle Site14 Planning for the future: urban freight transportation 287Daniel HaakeSECTION IV STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT, PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS15 Overview on stakeholder engagement 311Michael Browne and Anne Goodchild16 Participatory decision-support tools for stakeholder engagement in urban freight transport policy making 327Michela Le Pira, Edoardo Marcucci, Valerio Gatta, Matteo Ignaccolo, and Giuseppe Inturri17 Living labs for transitions in urban freight transport systems 346Hans Quak, Nina Nesterova, and Giacomo Lozzi18 Urban freight transport and multi-level governance 365Lisa HanssonSECTION V INNOVATION, DIGITALIZATION, AND DATA19 Overview of innovations in urban freight 382M. Jaller, A. Pahwa, C. Otero-Palencia, and E. Pourrahmani20 Hyperconnected city logistics: a conceptual framework 398Teodor Gabriel Crainic, Walid Klibi, and Benoit Montreuil21 E-commerce and urban logistics: trends, challenges, and opportunities 422Valerio Gatta, Edoardo Marcucci, and Michela Le Pira22 New technologies and autonomous vehicles for urban goods distribution 444Daniela Paddeu SECTION VI URBAN FREIGHT TRANSPORT SUSTAINABILITY23 Environmentally sustainable city logistics: minimising urban freight emissions 463Alan McKinnonIndex 483