Abstract
We present a three-layer taxonomy of City Logistics projects that provides the means to explore the similarities and differences in the elements characterizing the various City Logistics initiatives as a step towards better understanding and predicting their performance. To illustrate its interest, the taxonomy is used to describe well-known systems and identify a number of trends in the evolution of City Logistics.
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