Urban Freight Analytics 1st Edition

Urban Freight Analytics, 1st Edition by Eiichi Taniguchi, Russell G. Thompson, and Ali G. Qureshi is a definitive, practical guide for understanding and transforming how goods move through today’s cities. This authoritative volume captures the complexity of urban logistics with rigorous analytics, real-world case studies, and clear methodology—essential reading for anyone tackling congestion, emissions, and the last-mile challenge in metropolitan regions.

Discover proven approaches to data-driven planning: from modeling freight flows and demand forecasting to leveraging big data, GIS, and sensor technology for smarter routing and delivery. The book translates academic insight into actionable strategies, showing how targeted interventions can reduce costs, improve air quality, and enhance mobility across city centers—from Tokyo and London to New York and rapidly growing megacities worldwide.

Designed for transportation planners, municipal leaders, logistics managers, and researchers, this text balances theory and practice. You’ll find robust analytical tools, policy-relevant recommendations, and implementation frameworks that make it easier to design efficient, sustainable urban freight systems. Whether optimizing fleet operations, designing curbside management, or integrating e-commerce logistics into urban planning, readers gain the knowledge to make measurable improvements.

Equip your team or curriculum with a forward-looking resource that advances urban freight analytics and city logistics. For professionals committed to smarter, greener cities, Urban Freight Analytics is the strategic reference that turns data into impact. Order your copy today and lead the change in urban goods movement.

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