Urban Freight Lab collaboration pioneers the
Seattle Neighborhood Delivery Hub — 
one of the first shared zero-operating emissions
last-mile delivery pilots in the U.S.

Transformative research in urban goods delivery, sustainability, logistic hubs and ports, and freight systems management.

Designed for working professionals, this hybrid online program blends engineering and business concepts so students graduate ready to lead in end-to-end management of global supply chains. 

An innovative public-private partnership bringing together industry, academic researchers, and city transportation agencies to design and test solutions around urban freight management.

Getting packages in the hands of recipients while alleviating traffic congestion is the goal of a team of Urban Freight Lab researchers. Check out how they are making this a reality. 

Researchers will develop technology to inform freight carriers about parking availability—increasing curb productivity and reducing parking-seeking, congestion, and energy consumption.

“It is amazing — the one-to-one correlation between the courses in the Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics Master’s degree program and what I’ve been able to achieve in my work."

In a product's shipping journey, the final 50 feet is the last leg—the most expensive, time-consuming part of the process and key to customer satisfaction. We're designing and testing improvements.

Solving problems at the powerful nexus of private sector operations and public transportation infrastructure.