Analysis of Freight Transport Strategies and Methodologies [summary]

Upchurch, Jeremy; Ludlow, Donald; Florida. Dept. of Transportation. Planning Office

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Analysis of Freight Transport Strategies and Methodologies [summary]

2017-12-01
By Upchurch, Jeremy ; Ludlow, Donald

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Upchurch, Jeremy ; Ludlow, Donald

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Florida. Dept. of Transportation. Planning Office
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CPCS Transcom, Inc.
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Best Practices Bottlenecks Bottlenecks Analysis Commodity Flow Data Data Collection Freight Freight Traffic Impacts Implementation Last Mile Last Mile Flow Maps Methodology Recommendations Technologies Traffic Flow Travel Time Travel Time Reliability Valuation Truck Movement Truck Traffic
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United States ; Florida

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Summary Report
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Florida. Dept. of Transportation. Research Center
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Transportation planners constantly examine traffic flows to see if current roadway layouts are serving traffic needs. For freight hauling, this presents one issue on the open road, but a much different issue as these large vehicles approach their destination - usually a loading dock - which can be difficult to access through urban streets. This creates what planners refer to as the “last mile” problem: the last segment of a delivery trip which may be the most complicated and time consuming part of the trip. Understanding the last mile problem is difficult because only a small portion of deliveries are tracked.
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