Case Study: Southern California Association of Governments Leverages Iteris’ Specialized Consulting Services for Last-mile Freight Delivery Study

1 min. Read • Posted 03/01/2021 by James Esquivel

The complexity of goods movement and deliveries combined with the constant innovation of various actors in the shipping and logistics industry necessitates tailored and nuanced strategies involving multidisciplinary approaches to core issues rather than superficial addressing of negative externalities.

Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) needed assistance understanding the impact these delivery issues and innovation in the freight and logistics industry had on their transportation network with the limited curb space available in the City of Los Angeles.

Download the case study to learn more about how Iteris provided SCAG specialized consulting to conduct a last-mile freight delivery study.

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