Behavioural change for sustainable transport
This project will uncover attitudes and actions that are most likely to effect tangible change towards a more sustainable, decarbonised transport system.
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 will uncover attitudes and actions that are most likely to effect tangible change towards a more sustainable, decarbonised transport system.
A wrap-up of “Promoting sustainable university travel choices” project. Includes a download of the full, final report.
This project aims to provide actionable insights for a sustainable future in rail transport, using data-driven optimisation methods.
The “What C-ITS technologies for national deployment in Australia?” project has been completed – a wrap-up and final report is downloadable here.
The aim of this project is to evaluate the effectiveness, benefits, and outcomes of the Northern Sydney Freight Corridor program of work.
Our “The future of travel demand modelling and forecasting” project is now complete. Here we provide an overview of the work, and includes the final report.
A wrap-up of the completed “Your Street, Your Say: Better streets for Darebin” project, and a downloadable copy of the final report.
This project will explore the current state of graffiti and graffiti prevention in Australia and overseas, with a particular focus on public transport.
An overview of our completed project “Evaluation of the Wagga Wagga Active Travel Plan”, along with downloadable copies of the final reports.
A feasibility study, examining the use of real-time train info to inform pedestrians/road users when a train will be passing, and how long the gate will be closed.
Findings, outcomes, and impacts of our’ Train horns: Broader social effects and pedestrian simulations’ project, and includes the final report as a download.
iMOVE’s ‘Investigating the viability of hydrogen fuel for heavy vehicle use’ has been completed, and the final report is available for download.
The final report on the ‘Safer cycling and street design: A guide for policymakers’, outlining the objectives, methodology, finding and expected impacts.
This project aims to address congestion and greenhouse gas emissions issues by delivering a real-world MaaS product selected sites on the Gold Coast.
Macroscopic speed and safety analysis of the road network in the context of the location of shared spaces, guiding future planning of shared road infrastructure.
An overview of Xiaojie Lin’s completed PhD project, “Strengthening cybersecurity in vehicular networks”, plus expected outcomes and future work.