We analyse how last-mile urban logistics works in each city to identify problems, needs and opportunities for improvement. We combine regulation, data analysis, fieldwork and stakeholder involvement to define concrete measures aligned with the city’s strategy.

We design and assess the technical, functional and territorial feasibility of local logistics facilities that consolidate freight flows and make the last mile more efficient and sustainable.

This work draws on official data, surveys, interviews and working groups with operators and key stakeholders.

We plan, design, monitor and evaluate pilot schemes linked to new regulations, technologies, delivery solutions or management models, measuring results and issuing recommendations.

We review and harmonise the rules governing urban freight distribution and Low Emission Zones across different municipalities.

We set common criteria and regulatory frameworks that improve coordination across areas and reduce inconsistencies between rules.

We provide technical assistance in designing and running engagement processes with operators, retailers and other parties involved.

We help build realistic, agreed solutions that meet the needs of both industry and the public sector.