Digital technologies are changing not only passenger but also freight transport. Urban freight transport, for example, is experiencing huge growth due to the strong increase in e-commerce. At the same time, national and trans-regional goods flows are becoming increasingly complex. The aim is to use the new possibilities presented by data-based monitoring of goods flows to make supply chains more efficient and flexible. For policy-makers and planners, this raises the question as to how logistics networks and services within conurbations and across national borders can be optimized, and what costs this involves. Our traffic planning, logistics and policy advice experts support operators of transshipment points and logistics centers in determining suitable locations, designing operator models and selecting appropriate intermodal connections.