Akshay Vij: Choice modeller
Akshay Vij develops statistical models that can be used to understand and predict human behaviour, particularly in transport about him and his work.
Akshay Vij develops statistical models that can be used to understand and predict human behaviour, particularly in transport about him and his work.
Scott White is the Executive Director of the Transport Management Centre, in Sydney. We uncover what he does, how he progressed his career, and more.
Maureen Thurston is Aurecon’s Chief Experience Officer. She talks about her background, and her thoughts on applying design-thinking to transport’s future.
Glynn Barton is Director of Network Management at Transport for London. iMOVE interviews Glynn about what he does day to day, how he got his start & more.
Highlights from The Hon Alan Tudge MP’s 25 February 2019 speech, entitled Cities, congestion and the opportunity of automated vehicles.
Tony Canavan is the Global Government Transport Leader at Ernst & Young. Find out what he does, his thoughts on current & future transport issues & solutions.
Russ Yell is the Global Smart Mobility Leader at Aurecon. Find out what he does, where he’s done it, and how he got into the smart mobility sector.
iMOVE sits down for an interview with Leigh Abernethy, the Integrated Transport Strategy Program Coordinator for the City of Port Phillip, Melbourne.
Two researchers from the Cities Research Institute have written something of a report card on Brisbane’s trial of Lime’s share electric scooters.
James Thomson dissects connected and automated vehicle technology to find out how it works, and how well it works, with a view to assessing risk.
Work toward a proposed framework and subsequent model to better utilise and account for changes in the future transport network capacity.
Kate Cousins is Holden’s Active Safety and Automated Driving Lead Engineer. In this interview we find out more about her role, and her background.
Daimler’s Head of Trucks and Buses has used his CES keynote address to say that the company sees no current business case for truck platooning.
Queensland is looking for technology-based solutions to help reduce driver distraction due to use of mobile phones, tablets, and other devices.
Rio Tinto is already well into using autonomous trains in its mining operations. Now it and Scania are trialling an autonomous truck in Western Australia.
What were iMOVE’s most-read articles over the course of 2018? We’re glad you asked, and here they are, counted down from 10 to number 1.