Tulaks are 42% more likely to turn to pedestrian couriers

In the Tula region, the popularity of delivery without a car is growing. Over the year, the demand for the services of pedestrian couriers increased by 42%, and performers traveling on scooters and bicycles began to be searched for 25% more often, analysts of Avito Services cited such data from MK in Tula.

They explained that walking delivery in an arms region is particularly convenient over short distances, such as when you need to hand over documents or a small parcel within the same area. The courier does not have to depend on traffic congestion and look for a place to park. Therefore, Tulaks are increasingly choosing this method of delivery for small shipments.

In urban conditions, couriers on two wheels are also in demand. Bicycles and scooters allow you to move faster over short distances, as well as choose a route taking into account bicycle paths and pedestrian areas. This option is suitable for delivery of purchases, documents and compact parcels. Over the year, the demand for such services in the Tula region increased by a quarter.

At the same time, cars remain a convenient option for more complex tasks. By car, you can transport several shipments in one route, deliver a large parcel or overcome a significant distance. Tulaks can choose the delivery format depending on the size of the cargo and the characteristics of the route.

In general, the demand for urban courier delivery in the Tula region for the year increased by 5%. Statistics show that residents of the region are increasingly taking into account not only the speed, but also the distance, dimensions of departure and conditions of movement around the city.

Earlier, MK in Tula drew the attention of readers to the results of another interesting study of the labor market. Its authors recorded a sharp increase in demand for mobile employees in Tula. What this has to do with, read in our material.