Urban Goods Movement
The efficient flow of goods is critical to the economic well-being of the United States. As demand for freight transportation continues to rise at a disproportionate rate to freight system capacity, shippers and carriers must find new ways to navigate through urban areas and deliver goods on time and at low cost. Local land use and zoning requirements, as well as restrictions on delivery time and routes are impediments to urban goods movement. However many cities are coming up with innovative solutions to urban goods movement issues and are sharing these solutions through case studies and other available resources.
Freight Studies
- FHWA Urban Freight Case Studies
Land Use
Related Information
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Staff Contact
Tamiko Burnell
202-366-1200
Tamiko.Burnell@dot.gov
Chip Millard
202-366-4415
Carl.Millard@dot.gov
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