Not long ago, Professor David Hensher, the Founding Director of the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies at The University of Sydney sent us a wide-reaching and considered article, on various topics, tactics, and thoughts regarding traffic congestion and new technologies. At almost 9,000 words we thought it best to split into six separate articles.

Cut to now, and we’ve gathered those six articles in the one place, just in case you missed them all first time around. #realITS #transport #MaaS #smartmobility

Climate change could lead to increased human exposure to heavy metals and metalloids such as mercury, arsenic and lead, as well as organic contaminants such as PFAS pollutants.

http://getstem.com.au/soiling-the-planet-warming-soils-will-release-more-pollutants/

Rail services are at times replaced by bus services due to scheduled track maintenance (planned disruptions), and also due to network incidents (unplanned disruptions). The cost of replacement services for such disruptions is significant. http://getstem.com.au/measuring-demand-for-bus-replacement-services/

After a 12-month trial, including 6 weeks' testing by the public, the report is in on the autonobus trial at La Trobe University. cc. RACV, VicRoads, HMI Technologies, ARRB - your National Transport Research Organisation

We have a couple of bits of NEW PROJECT NEWS. First up, 'How automated vehicles will interact with road infrastructure'. cc. Department of Transport and Main Roads (Queensland), QUT (Queensland University of Technology) #realITS, #transport #mobility #smartmobility #connectedcars #connectedvehicles #autonomous