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Podcast by ITLS
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English
United States
8 episodes
since Oct. 18, 2018
episodic
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Professor Peter Newman is a professor of sustainability at Curtin University in Western Australia. He is a long passionate advocate for public transport in general and rail transport, trains and trams, in particular. He recently, to the surprise of many, came out in support of trackless tramps. Pro…
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At the end of year dinner of the institution of transportation Engineers Australia and New Zealand branch in 2018. Roger Dunne was honoured for his contribution to the transport profession made over many years principally as an associate professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engine…
Concerns about exacerbating congestion and crowded transport systems in our city with continuing population growth is now a popular issue.
The need for fast trains between major cities and regional areas in Australia has been suggested for a long while, to spread the population away from our capita…
Professor Michiel Bliemer from the University of Sydney’s Institute of Transport & Logistics Studies talks about the need for a road user pay tax as a policy initiative in order to acquire funds but also affect transport demand.
Dr Stephen Greaves who is Professor in Transport Management at Sydney University Business School. Technology is seen as having a huge impact on serving our future needs. But this is not just the hardware of autonomous cars for example. Technology can also add to the ways we can understand peoples’ …
Everyone seems to have an opinion about public transport fares. Most think they should be lower and some even suggest they should be free. But does it matter that much? And what are the consequences of different prices not just in the short term as who decides to get a bus or a train rather than u…
Tyler O’Hare is in his final semester of a civil engineering degree at Monash. He was on the organising committee of a Student Leadership Summit held recently in Melbourne.
Tyler’s experience, his reflections on his degree and the ways in which he is striving to expand his network and understandin…
A huge amount of technical effort has been put into computer modelling for transport planning.
The outputs from models is often taken as the definitive expression of future situations and the impact and value of the proposal.
The pursuit of intricate details within the models, the broad generali…
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