The term “Physical Internet” was first mentioned in the press in June 2006 when it appeared on the cover of The Economist in an issue dedicated to the state of

To date, transport research data is different in content, structure, use and level of accessibility. Furthermore, the different transport sectors differ significantly in terms of data collected, reference methodologies, analyzes

Logistics, how haulage is changing In a general framework in which the global economy has been experiencing a marked slowdown since mid-2018, which will also affect 2019, before starting a

The revolution behind the wheel: how autonomous driving will change travelThe impact on our habits and the many opportunities of new technologies to be ‘handled with care The world of

Efficient logistics and transport: this is what the Physical Internet is all about The last mile, i.e. the last stretch of the delivery system, is the part of the logistics

Today, 74% of the European population lives in urban centres: Europeans make 15 to 20 trips per week and urban mobility is responsible for 40% of CO2 emissions from road