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Last Mile Costs are still the choke point for this. And those are only slightly relaxed in high density urban locations which the USA really has very few. Any
by xyzzy21 5y ago
Last Mile Costs are still the choke point for this. And those are only slightly relaxed in high density urban locations which the USA really has very few. Anywhere else, Last Mile Costs quickly negate advantages if prices matter at all. For most people they do.
- smoyer 5y agoI searched but couldn't find the article but remember reading about housewives (in China?) who took deliveries of groceries in bulk and then distributed them to their neighbors. It's not intended to be 15 minute delivery but you could in theory solve the last mile by having ad-hoc distribute points in neighborhoods and villages.