See Me app: Lessons learnt from building and using
An overview of the completed “See Me: Transforming passenger experience on public transport” project, including a downloadable final report.

Overviews, progress reports, and general info for research and development projects carried out by iMOVE and its partners, in the areas of: Intelligent Transport Systems, Freight and Logistics, and Personal and Public Mobility.
An overview of the completed “See Me: Transforming passenger experience on public transport” project, including a downloadable final report.
A wrap-up and downloadable final report for the completed “Road freight origination-destination inference” project.
This project will provide an actionable standardised framework for customer disruption communications and the challenges of different regions and transport modes.
This work was conducted to assess opportunities and barriers on the important urban mobility challenge of first and last mile connectivity gaps for public transport users.
BASIS is a research project developing an integrated modelling and forecasting platform to support transport planning and operational decision-making.
This project aims to further develop the existing University of NSW Bikeability Scenario Planning tool by creating new models to address local government and Transport for NSW needs.
A wrap-up of the competed project “FILTER: Framework for evaluation of precincts”., with objectives, overview, and expected project impacts.
A wrap-up and downloadable final report for the competed project “Behaviour change for sustainable transport”.
This project will generate evidence on how C-ITS can support safer, more efficient public transport operations across Australia.
A wrap-up and downloadable final report for the competed project “Tour-based mode choice model development”.
A wrap-up and downloadable final report for the competed project “Impact of Inland Rail on regional road and rail networks”.
This project will deliver a scalable model to strengthen workforce participation and reduce transport disadvantage in regional South Australia and beyond.
A wrap-up and downloadable final report for the competed project “Aboriginal Cultural Land Management for transport resilience”.
A wrap-up and downlaodable final report from the competed project “Accessibility guidelines for LZEV charging infrastructure”.
This project will identify the main gaps and priority actions required to support harmonised secure communications for Day 1 C-ITS deployment in Australia.
This project will deliver a national roadmap of technology and infrastructure requirements for future transport systems including Connected and Autonomous Vehicles.