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.
This project will uncover attitudes and actions that are most likely to effect tangible change towards a more sustainable, decarbonised transport system.
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.
A profile of Zhiwei Yang Lin and her PhD, with background and reflection on her project, ‘Co-operative eco-driving system for mixed traffic on urban roads’.
A comparative evaluation of the energy and environmental performance of the electric battery and hydrogen fuel cell for freight vehicles in Australia.
There are no silver bullet solutions to current challenges in transport. Transport’s complexity and interdependencies demand a more incremental approach.
OneDock is a universal locking, charging, tracking & sharing system for all electric bikes & scooters. Videos here introduce the product, & what it will become.
This project will investigate the environmental impacts of the transition from conventional vehicles to Connected and Automated Vehicles in Australia.
Decarbonising transport is going to be hard. While there are plenty of ideas floating around the harsh reality is that very few options are economically attractive.
This research will examine why people in Perth use electric rideable devices (micromobility), specifically use of their own devices rather than shared devices.
This project will define the last kilometre freight challenges and opportunities in Perth/Peel, specifically focusing on the food and beverage sector.
Development of a framework to model benefits of cycling infrastructure investments and design a prioritisation tool to generate evidence and compare benefits.
This project will investigate & develop solutions for sustainable repurposing of used batteries from electric vehicles (EV), including mining trucks, buses, & cars.
This project will pilot a community-run electric shuttle in Venus Bay and Sandy Point in Gippsland, and evaluate best practices to run such a service elsewhere.
Handling retired EV batteries sustainably will become a major challenge. This project, we research current and emerging practices for the next life of batteries.
This project will consider the applicability and potential for micromobility to assist with the last mile freight task in the Perth CBD and other urban areas in WA.