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Urban logistics and COVID-19, In: Transportation amid pandemics, Chapter 10

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The COVID-19 pandemic has translated in different countries into a variable mix of measures that all had impacts on urban economies and logistics activities. Goods managed to maintain a high level of mobility, thus guaranteeing the supply of cities and limiting the possible effects of shortages. Urban supply chains adapted well to rapidly changing consumption behaviors (one in three consumers who made online food purchases during the first lockdowns in Europe were new to this channel) and changes in supplies to industrial sectors. In the public eye (governments, media, the general public), logistics has become an essential activity and while it has always been strategic for cities, it has become much more visible. To report on these changes, this chapter presents a review of the already quite substantial scientific literature on COVID-19 and freight, develops the case study of Paris, France and discusses policy issues and future directions related to urban logistics and COVID-19.
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hal-03942642 , version 1 (17-01-2023)

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Laetitia Dablanc. Urban logistics and COVID-19, In: Transportation amid pandemics, Chapter 10. Urban logistics and COVID-19, In: Transportation amid pandemics, Chapter 10, Elsevier, pp 131-143, 2022, 9780323997706. ⟨hal-03942642⟩
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