This session looks at how last-mile deliveries are reshaping the urban landscape. It explores the shift from traditional e-commerce to q-commerce, the rise of micro fulfilment centres, and how the push for speed is changing how cities are planned and used. The discussion also touches on the role of technology in enabling faster, more local deliveries, the sustainability trade-offs that come with this shift, and the real impact on rider fatigue. Together, these elements show how last-mile logistics is influencing urban life and why cities must find a balance between speed, scale, and responsibility.