Connected vehicles: Data and behavioural analysis insights
This collaborative research project explores how connected vehicle (CV) data can inform insurance risk assessment while addressing customer privacy concerns.

This collaborative research project explores how connected vehicle (CV) data can inform insurance risk assessment while addressing customer privacy concerns.
A wrap-up of the completed Streamlining and integrating incident data project, in which an AI-powered solution was developed to manage information about road transport incidents in real time.
This project will use advanced AI approaches that fuse incident records with contextual data to predict long-term incident hotspots.
This project will explore how traffic conditions, design quality, and user perceptions interact to influence safety and travel choices.
Development of an interactive bussing tool to accurately visualise disruptions, quantify customer impacts, and recommend actionable and right size responses.
This project will evaluate the impact and effectiveness of active transport initiatives introduced during temporary transport plans (such as rail closure).
The outcome of this project is expected to yield reliable and consistent incident records, providing accurate statistics and better insights for enhanced decision-making.
A report on the progress of the “Leading the charge in bi-directional charging” project, including details and experiences of V2G trailblazers.
iMOVE, NRMA and UTS Sydney are pleased to announce a new project exploring the new possibilities of a link between EV batteries and the electricity grid.
This project will fill an important gap in the Australian energy transition landscape .and enable the NRMA to contribute to Australia’s preparedness for V2G/V2X
An overview of the completed “Collation of shared spaces infrastructure in NSW” project, including a downloadable copy of the final report.
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.
This project will research production of a standard, sector-specific Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System sound for Transport for NSW’s Zero Emission Buses.
Development of a proof-of-concept tool for the prediction of replacement bus needs during unexpected network disruptions.
Download ‘AiRAP Automation for Australian Road Safety’, the final report of what is an Intelligent Transport Systems project that is the first of its kind globally.