19 November 2020
New research reveals connected ‘talking’ cars could save lives on Victorian roads
Cutting-edge digital communication technologies allowing cars to intelligently interpret their surroundings and alert drivers to potential hazards could reduce vehicle crashes by up to 78%, new research by the University of Melbourne, stemming from an iMOVE project, has revealed.
DOWNLOAD MEDIA RELEASE21 October 2020
Automation, AI & the Cloud: New study to scope transport and mobility sector jobs skills gaps and training needs
A new research project, initiated by iMOVE and with research from RMIT University, that will develop empirical understanding of the likely skills gaps, shortages, and the necessary training needs to inform effective policies on effective workforce skills development in the ITS, freight, and mobility sectors.
DOWNLOAD MEDIA RELEASE24 July 2020
New study aims to deepen our understanding of a critical factor for the successful introduction of automated vehicles: High Definition maps
A new collaboration through iMOVE Cooperative Research Centre involving Queensland’s Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR), the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland (RACQ) and Queensland University of Technology (QUT) will increase our understanding of a critical element for the successful introduction of automated vehicles (AVs).
DOWNLOAD MEDIA RELEASE7 April 2019
Federal Government funds National Freight Data Hub
The iMOVE Cooperative Research Centre has released its Federal Government-commissioned report recommending establishment of a National Freight Data Hub to track freight use and identify choke-points and congestion across Australia.
DOWNLOAD MEDIA RELEASE20 December 2018
New study to boost freight supply chain efficiencies
A media release from the Hon Michael McCormack MP, Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development, announcing iMOVE Australia’s new study, which will be used to help drive efficiency improvements and cost reductions in the national freight and logistics supply chain.
DOWNLOAD MEDIA RELEASE28 August 2018
Sydney to lead the world in Intelligent Transport Management
Sydney is developing the world’s most advanced transport management system giving customers better real-time information and predictive technology to bust congestion.
DOWNLOAD MEDIA RELEASE5 February 2018
Queensland Government partners with iMOVE CRC to deliver Australia’s largest on-road cooperative vehicle trial to boost safety on Australian roads
Validating the effectiveness of emerging vehicle technologies is the primary goal of a new research project announced by Queensland’s Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR), the intelligent transport systems cooperative research centre iMOVE CRC and the Queensland University of Technology (QUT).
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