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Top 19 Transportist Posts in 2019

Why Australian road rules should be rewritten to put walking first

Elsevier and the Quid Pro Quo

Remode, reprice, reshape

TransportLab Capability Statement

Master of Transport

TransportLab at TRB 2020

Transportist: December 2019

How climate change impacts infrastructure: experts explain

A Review of Game Theory Models of Lane Changing

Trains, trams, and terraces: population growth and network expansion in Sydney: 1861-1931

Commute Mode Share and Access to Jobs across US Metropolitan Areas

Moving Array Traffic Probes

The Transit Travel Time Machine: Comparing Three Different Tools for Travel Time Estimation

What’s Access Worth? A Hedonic Pricing Approach to Valuing Cities

New Zealand Transport Knowledge Conference: Transport's Contribution to Wellbeing and Liveability

How transit scaling shapes our cities

New Zealand Government Economics Network (GEN): The role of regional and urban development in lifting living standards.

Job: Postdoctoral Research Associate in Transport - University of Sydney

How Transit Scaling Shapes Cities

Development and Application of the Network Weight Matrix to Predict Traffic Flow for Congested and Uncongested Conditions

Urban Engineering for Sustainability

Catchment if you can: The effect of station entrance and exit locations on accessibility

Transportist: November 2019

"Tragic Capacity"

Transport Accessibility Manual Working Group

The Transit Transformation Australia Needs: Launch

On Trackless Trams

Transport in the Urban System | Engineers Australia, Newcastle

Data show American commuting is changing, but probably not for the better | Quartz

Travel Cost and Dropout from Secondary Schools in Nepal

On the State of Science

21 Solutions to Road Deaths

The Transportist: October 2019

Master of Transport - Masterclass

The Precarity of Our Situation

Transportist: October 2019

Observations of Melbourne

Late Democracy

Sydney could go Dutch |Cityhub

World Symposium on Transport and Land Use Research 2020 Conference

Gradial: Or the Unreasonable Network

Multiple academic opportunities with the School of Civil Engineering, University of Sydney

Transportist: September 2019

Designing and Evolving the 30-Minute City at the National Roads and Traffic Expo in Melbourne

Comments on the National Cities Performance Framework Dashboard

Access Across Australia Interview

Measuring Full Cost Accessibility by Auto

The State of Transport Education in Australia

Primal and Dual Access

Transportist: August 2019

The State of Transport Education

Some Observations of China (2019)

1953 Detroit Metropolitan Area Traffic Study - Data Discovered ...

Overestimation and underestimation of travel time on commute trips: GPS vs. self- reporting

Transport Rankings

Access across Australia: mapping 30-minute cities, how do our capitals compare?

Transportist: July 2019

8th International Symposium on Transport Network Reliability (INSTR)

Taken for a ride | AltMedia

Transport Poverty| A Political Economy of Access

Polycentricity Podcast

Some comments on Hyperloop

Friends of Erskineville: Conversation with David Levinson

On ideas

Master of Transport at the University of Sydney

Transportist: June 2019

Safety in Numbers for Bicyclists at Urban Intersections

Sydney Metro Opening Day: A Review

How close is Sydney to the vision of creating three 30-minute cities?

Uncovering the influence of commuters’ perception on the reliability ratio

The Magic of Streetcars, The Logic of Buses | A Political Economy of Access

In praise of brief articles

Spatiotemporal Short-term Traffic Forecasting using the Network Weight Matrix and Systematic Detrending

How to increase transit ridership by up to 35% with one weird trick.*

The Transportist: May 2019

Transportist: May 2019

Pedestrians are fine, don't fine pedestrians | WalkSydney

Subsidy | A Political Economy of Access

The 12th Annual Martin Wachs Distinguished Lecture in Transportation with David Levinson: Designing the 30-Minute City

Dealing with the 5 Ps of access.

The automobile as prison. The city as freedom.

On Hypo- and Hyper-connectivity in Transport

Access Quartet

The U.S. has tried to build high-speed rail for 50 years | NPR Marketplace

Measuring polycentricity via network flows, spatial interaction, and percolation

I only get some satisfaction: Introducing satisfaction into measures of accessibility

It’s the (political) economy, stupid: when it comes to urban transport, we’re doing it wrong

Passenger rail between the Twin Cities and Duluth: How a monster was born and raised | StarTribune

The Transportist: April 2019

Route choice dynamics after a link restoration

Traveling backwards into the future

Transportist Newsletter: April 2019

Priority for trams will likely make crossing Northbourne even worse | Canberra Times

Livability - a definition

Now Available: A Political Economy of Access: Infrastructure, Networks, Cities, and Institutions

Measures of Speeding from a GPS-based Travel Behavior Survey

As Parking Needs Shrink, How Will That Impact The Future Of Housing Design?

Pedestrian safety around light rail a balance: transport experts | Canberra Times

GTFS but for ...

World Symposium on Transport and Land Use Research 2020

SMART Seminar Series: Evolving and Designing the 30-minute City

Open Access in Transport

8th International Symposium on Transport Network Reliability (INSTR)

Sydney's roads carry a heavy toll

Get from Melbourne to Sydney overland in one hour? Hyperloop pipedreamers to pitch to senate

Transportist: March 2019

Transport Findings launches

On Debt Repudiation

Transportist: February 2019

TransportLab

TransportCamp Sydney 2019

Transport Newsletters: An Incomplete List

Job-worker spatial dynamics in Beijing: Insights from Smart Card Data

Journal of Transport and Land Use Transitions