Jacky PEREZ

Urban transport is at the heart of cities’ concerns. Congestion, pollution, and inefficiency of networks directly impact the economy, environment, and quality of life. But what are the causes of these recurring problems? 1️) Population Explosion and Rapid Urbanization According to the UN, 68% of the world’s population will live in urban areas by 2050.

Choosing the right mode of transport for your goods in 2025 is more crucial than ever. As supply chain managers and procurement buyers, understanding the benefits, challenges, and costs associated with each mode is key to optimizing your operations. Let’s analyze the key differences between maritime, road, and air transport. 1. Maritime Transport: Economical but

Transport costs have skyrocketed in recent years, severely impacting the profitability of businesses, particularly in the industrial sector. According to a study by Inrix (2023), freight prices increased by 18% in 2023, and the trend continues. The war in Ukraine, rising fuel prices, and disruptions in global supply chains are just some of the factors

E-commerce is growing rapidly, leading to increased demand for logistics. By 2025, the global e-commerce market will reach nearly 6.4 trillion USD, according to Statista. This explosion has deep implications for transportation and logistics systems, which must evolve to meet increasingly complex and urgent needs. Key Challenges: Proposed Solutions: Conclusion: E-commerce puts constant pressure on