Researching Transit

RT 49 – Marcela Munizaga – Transit Data for Forecasting and Analysis

RT 48 – Jan-Dirk Schmöcker –Hyperpaths and the benefits of unreliability

RT 47 – Stefan Voß – Transit Robustness, data and the state of the research field

RT 46 – Avi Ceder – From Bus Driving to Transit Scheduling and Visioning Future Cities that Work

RT 45 – Marcus Enoch – Researching Transport Strategy

RT 44 – Yuval Hadas – Transfers, dynamic fares, priority and chewing gum?

RT 43 –Martin Trépanier – Getting more value from smartcard data

RT 42 – Peter White – Public Transport Research in the UK

RT 41 – Karen Lucas – Researching Transport and Social Exclusion

RT 40 – Richard Anderson – International Transit Benchmarking Research at Imperial College London

RT39 - Christian Wolmar - Researching Rail Transport History

RT 38 – Andrew Nash – Implementing transit priority in Zurich

RT37 – Jeff Brown and Joel Mendez – Paying for Public Transport

RT36 – Juan Carlos Munoz – Public Transport Operations Control Technologies

RT35 – Niels van Oort – Public Transport Reliability

RT34 – Wijnand Veeneman – Public Transport Governance

RT33 – Selby Coxon – Design Research Innovations in Public Transport

RT32 – Graham Currie and Carlyn Muir – Personal Safety – Research Frontiers & New Tools

RT31 – Alexa Delbosc & Graham Currie: The paradigm shift in revenue protection research and practice

RT30 – Amer Shalaby - Research Innovations in Delay and Disruption Management

RT29 - Kari Watkins - Advances in Transit Customer Information

RT28 – Ahmed El-Geneidy – Customer Satisfaction Research Innovations

RT27 – Margareta Friman and Maria Borjesson – The Swedish Bus Ridership Revolution

RT26 - John Preston – A Total Social Cost Perspective on Public Transport

RT25 – Susan Shaheen and Emma Lucken – Mobility on demand services and public transport

RT24 - Dr Oded Cats - Network Resilience and The Smart Public Transport Lab

RT23- Introducing the Handbook of Public Transport Research

RT22 - Dr Alexa Delbosc - The Psychology of Public Transport

RT21 – Dr Robbie Napper – Applied design as a research tool for transit

RT20 - Brendon Hemily - Making Academic Research Relevant to the Transit Industry

RT19 - Laura Aston - Linking the built environment to train, tram and bus use

RT18 - Dr John Hultén - Public transport research partnerships in Sweden

RT17 - Dr Claire Boulangé and Oliver Lock - Digital tools for participatory transport planning

RT16 - Dr Lorelei Schmitt - First trips and multi-modal integration matter

RT15 - Fostering Transit Innovation: TRB's Transit IDEA Program

RT14 - Harnessing data science in public transport operations and planning

RT13 - Angel Cantillo - Understanding fare evasion to improve transit

RT12 - Dr Taru Jain - The role of car share in the mobility ecosystem

RT11 - Dr George Sun - Rail transit research at LTA Singapore

RT10 - Dr Kara Kockelman - Self-driving vehicle fleets: a new form of transit

RT9 - Dr Evan Gwee - On-road transit research at LTA Singapore

RT8 - Dr Laura McCarthy - Public transport use among new parents

RT7 - Dr Waiyan Leong - Transit Economic Research at LTA Singapore

RT6 - Konstanze Winter - Flexible future mobility and shared automation

RT5 - Professor Graham Currie - Long term impacts of COVID-19 on travel demand

RT4 - Dr Y J Singh – Gender Bias in Planning of our Cities

RT3 - María Alonso González – Markets for Mobility as a Service

RT1 - Dr Joanna Moody - Car pride or bus pride? It’s in the branding

RT0 - Introducing Researching Transit

RT2 - James Reynolds - Legitimising Transit Priority