Estimates of population highly annoyed from transportation noise in the United States: An unfair share of the burden by race and ethnicity

Huang, Ching-Hsuan; Seto, Edmund

doi:10.1016/j.eiar.2023.107338

Environmental Impact Assessment Review

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.eiar.2023.107338

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Estimates of population highly annoyed from transportation noise in the United States: An unfair share of the burden by race and ethnicity

Ching-Hsuan Huang,

Edmund Seto

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2024

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The expansion of e‐commerce has increased scholarly interest in Business‐to‐Customer (B2C) last‐mile delivery (LMD). LMD occurs in a unique logistical context and presents many new, evolving challenges worthy of scholarly investigation. While most LMD studies emerged after 2018, existing literature reviews predate the “boom.” Current reviews have focused at the macro‐level, considering LMD secondarily within broad topics like omni‐channel or micro perspectives that address granular issues like transportation within LMD. The majority of studies have focused on analytical models that investigate different concerns compared to conceptual and empirical studies. Our study examines an up‐to‐date sample of 104 articles in LMD literature from a process, meso‐level perspective. We develop a framework, classifying studies around pre‐delivery, delivery, and post‐delivery activities that produce valuable insights linking these activities. We synthesize the prior literature and offer a research agenda that incorporates different stakeholder perspectives and identifies methodological opportunities. The analysis reveals several areas of future research that were validated and enhanced by practitioner interviews.

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Estimates of population highly annoyed from transportation noise in the United States: An unfair share of the burden by race and ethnicity

Cited by 2 publications

References 55 publications

Growing disparities in transportation noise exposure across major US cities over time

Growing disparities in transportation noise exposure across major US cities over time

Last‐Mile Delivery: A Process View, Framework, and Research Agenda

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