Tradable credits for congestion management are a novel policy concept that is receiving increased interest in transportation research. Is this going to work? Krabbenborg et al in this #Openaccess paper provides an in-depth analysis on this new idea. doi.org/10.1080/030810…

Fund England’s bus network now or lose vital routes, campaigners warn theguardian.com/money/2022/nov…

Last week our #HLPublicTransport report warned that cuts to bus services could have a detrimental effect on people who rely on bus services and risk a downward spiral of reducing demand. theguardian.com/money/2022/nov…

Join us online for the launch of 2 exciting new tools for sustainable #transport in LICs. One gives recommendations for the design of roads & pavements, the other uses open data to map the impact of #climatechange. 📆 Tues 24th Jan 14:00 Register now eventbrite.com/e/making-roads…

Excited be presenting at today’s final dissemination event for High Volume Transport projects 043 and 050 - after 2.5 years hard work by the project team High Volume Transport Applied Research Transportation Research Group Oxford Prog for Sustainable Infrastructure Systems

Join our special issue on 'The role of Human Factors in Transport Systems' Transport Planning and Technology.

Off to Lund and Brno to take part in two railway research workshops - by rail all the way, of course. Looking forward to a train-filled week! Many thanks to The Man in Seat 61 for the excellent trip planning guidance.

Special issue on on-demand transport (ODT) in Transport Planning and Technology. Topics include ODT performance, integration, planning & development in rural areas, co-modal solutions, and more. bit.ly/3L812Yw. Abstract by 15 May 2023.

Opportunity to join the Transport Planning and Technology team! Transportation Planning and Technology is recruiting for an Associate Editor with a focus on traffic engineering and modelling. Deadline 9 June - more details here: think.taylorandfrancis.com/editor_recruit… Taylor & Francis Research Insights

Check out the latest issue of Transport Planning and Technology, featuring articles on ridesourcing, connected vehicles, sustainable port location, logistics routing, and travel demand modeling. Access via: bit.ly/3AMLDqv. #transport

🚗 A new study Transport Planning and Technology challenges #ridepooling assumptions: User preferences & fare reductions key factors. Tolerance for delays and reluctance to share affects service levels. Discounts and subsidies enhance distance reduction & rejection rates. Via: bit.ly/3nLA14j.

Targets to boost walking and cycling in England almost certain to be missed theguardian.com/news/2023/jun/…

Looking forward to an interesting two days at #2023TPM and to presenting on our work on active travel infrastructure data this afternoon PTRC_UK Transportation Research Group

Night train between Berlin and Paris to return after nine years theguardian.com/world/2023/sep…

Marcus Young presenting on a collaborative research project with Ordnance Survey Research, looking at using volunteered outdoor leisure routes to build up active travel routes to enhance OS Highways Network information. #giscience GIScience

I presented a short paper at #GIScience2023 in Leeds on Thursday, about using GPS route traces from users of the Ordnance Survey OSMaps app to generate active travel maps and identify unknown active travel pathways. You can read the paper here: drops.dagstuhl.de/opus/volltexte…

Paper on the RATIN geospatial data model for active travel infrastructure now published in Journal of Transport Geography sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Transportation Research Group Marcus Young

Our researchers from TRG will be presenting at UTSG56, 2024 in Huddersfield from July 1st to 3rd! 🎉 Stay tuned for more updates on their presentations and insights. #UTSG56 #Research #Transportation #Innovation #TRG #UTSG2024

🚀 Conference News! 🚀 🚀 UTSG56, 2024, is kicking off today in Huddersfield! Our TRG researchers from University of Southampton are set to present their transport research. Stay tuned! #UTSG56 #TransportResearch #TRG #UTSG2024

Very valuable 'Meet the editors' session at UTSG. Useful for all of us, no matter what our career stage. I'm looking forward to some 'off the record' hints and complaints! Great to see reps from Transport Planning and Technology Elsevier Transport