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Microhub overview – quiz
1. What is the primary defining characteristic of a micro hub in terms of its location and scale?
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a. A small-scale logistics facility located in dense urban areas near final delivery points.
b. A large-scale logistics facility located on the outskirts of a city to receive goods from multiple suppliers.
c. A self-service locker where consumers collect their own packages
2. How does a micro hub differ from a standard parcel locker?
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a. Micro hubs usually involve a delivery provider completing the last leg, whereas parcel lockers rely on the receiver's self-service.
b. There is no difference – the terms are interchangeable.
c. Parcel lockers are larger and used for industrial storage.
3. Which of the following is considered 'unsuitable' freight for a micro hub distribution model?
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a. Time-sensitive luxury items.
b. Small parcels under 5 kg.
c. Oversized items like refrigerators and bulk freight.
4. What is 'Reverse Logistics' in the context of micro hub operations?
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a. The process of moving goods from the city back to the manufacturer or retailer.
b. Delivery vehicles that only operate at night.
c. The sorting of goods by weight rather than destination.
5. What are criteria for identifying micro hub location (select all that apply)?
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a. Number of residents and businesses in the area
b. Number of parking places in the area
c. Roads and cycling infrastructure in the area
d. Availability of charging infrastructure
e. Bus stops in the vicinity
