Assessing Brisbane’s key suburban transport corridors
This project aims to develop a robust, data-driven framework to assess the performance of key suburban corridors in Brisbane.

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.
This project aims to develop a robust, data-driven framework to assess the performance of key suburban corridors in Brisbane.
This project will identify, classify, & evaluate transport technologies that can improve the efficiency, safety, sustainability, & resilience of the national freight task.
This project will use advanced AI approaches that fuse incident records with contextual data to predict long-term incident hotspots.
This project investigates how South Australian consumers understand and respond to Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technologies.
This project will continue to develop and test a methodology to generate and evaluate strategies to improve the flow of buses in Brisbane.
Overview and final reports from our completed project, “Motorcyclist safety: Connected motorcycle pilot”. Background, recommendations, and more.
Overview and final reports from our completed project, “Environmental impacts of Connected and Automated Vehicles”. Background, key findings and more.
This project will explore how traffic conditions, design quality, and user perceptions interact to influence safety and travel choices.
An overview of the completed “Mitchell Smart Freeway (Southbound): Live decision support” project, enabling MRWA to exhaustively test response plans.
Using sensors to detect unsafe following distances, the system aims to reduce tailgating by encouraging better behaviour through targeted messages.
An overview of iMOVE’s completed project “Desire lines user behaviour: Initial research”, along expected project impact and downloadable final report.
This project will design a framework and operational standards, incorporating simulation of automated container transfers in a digital twin.
The LCLF Knowledge Hub will create a publicly accessible, evidence-based digital platform for Low Carbon Liquid Fuels.
Deployment and testing the utility of this new Local Positioning System (LPS) across multiple high-value transport use cases.
This project to improve the platform will allow the RideScore program to be replicated in schools across Australia, increasing active travel by students.
Exploring a new Bluetooth technology called Auracast. that helps people with disability hear announcements and safety messages more clearly in public places.