This document discusses future scenarios for city logistics in 2030. Three key points:
1) Consumer needs will prioritize convenience over all else, demanding 24-hour delivery with zero costs and full transparency into product origins and logistics. Personal consumer assistants like Alexa will be ubiquitous.
2) Cities will take a more active role in logistics, negotiating with companies to reinvest logistics data in improving public spaces and transportation. Dynamic management of public space will optimize complexity and congestion.
3) The most successful new models in 2030 will involve cities functioning as hubs/services, greater recycling and reuse, and locally-produced electric vehicles. Collaboration, data-sharing, and open innovation will be