Neil Sipe: Trouble with the kerb
Interview with Neil Sipe, the recently retired Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Queensland, but still consulting in the area.
Kim Thomas on COVID-19 and transport
Kim Thomas, Managing Director at Integrate, has provided her thoughts on the many ways the pandemic will affect transport, on both a human and system level.
iMOVE projects 11 to 20: What, who, where?
iMOVE now has more than 20 projects up and running, or recently completed. Here’s the details on projects 11 to 20. Find out more who’s doing what, & where.
Free-flow parking for car-sharing
This project looks to consider current parking challenges, & work towards a solution that enables the wider availability & usability of car-share services.
The battle for space on city roads and footpaths
City roads & footpaths are under stress. With increasing numbers of pedestrians & traffic, & new modes of transport added to the system, changes are needed.
Tony Canavan: Lives local, thinks global
Tony Canavan is the Global Government Transport Leader at Ernst & Young. Find out what he does, his thoughts on current & future transport issues & solutions.
Dr Dorina Pojani: Sees the forest and the trees
In this interview with Dr Dorina Pojani (University of Queensland) we discuss her well-travelled background, and thoughts on transport.
Parking management in the smart mobility age
Improvement of Brisbane’s parking management through analysis, prediction, and data sharing.
VW, Audi, and Porsche test autonomous parking at Hamburg Airport
The Volkswagen Group is testing an autonomous parking service, that will not only make parking easy and convenient, but also see the parked car possibly function as a delivery spot for parcels.
Smart Cities and Suburbs Program – Round 1 funded bids
Fifty-two bids have received funding in the first round of the Smart Cities and Suburbs Program, including a number of transport-specific projects.
ITS World Congress 2017 report
Follow the week’s news and events from iMOVE at the ITS World Congress 2017, in Montreal.
Real-world trial of Automated Valet Parking
Mercedes-Benz and Bosch have demonstrated a fully-automated car parking system in Stuttgart, and are hoping to employ it full-time within the next 6 months.