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New Opportunities for City Logistics: Awakening on the Last Mile

New study analyses the challenges facing liveable cities and their solutions.

  • 77 %

    of consumers could imagine incentives for e-cars or bicycles.

  • 75 %

    of consumers could imagine retailers receiving supplies at night.

  • 91 %

    of consumers want free delivery.

  • 72 %

    of consumers want to receive their deliveries within their preferred time period.

Holistic concepts are needed

It has never been easier for consumers to order goods online. However, consumers and cities in Germany are paying a high price for this convenience – transport systems are not designed to handle the rapidly increasing traffic of goods on the last mile and there is not enough room for cargo handling in the city. Congestion and late deliveries are the results. In addition, the nuisance of noise and pollution is increasing. In its recent study, PwC analyses the pressing challenges and puts forward solutions for the liveable cities of tomorrow.

Ingo Bauer
Transport, Logistics and Tourism Industry Leader at PwC Germany

Download PwC Survey "Awakening on the Last Mile" 

“In the future, not only will shipment volume increase drastically, delivery complexity will too. New product groups, such as chilled foods, place high demands on logistics. Things are getting even tighter and more time-critical on the last mile.”

Dietmar Prümm, Partner Transport & Logistics at PwC Germany

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