e-Mobility

A recent study published in ‘Вестник СибАДИ’ (Bulletin of SibADI) sheds light on the safety challenges faced by personal mobility devices (PMDs) in urban environments. Conducted by V. V. Donchenko from the OAO Research Institute of Automobile Transpo

In the bustling streets of Yerevan, traffic congestion has become a daily reality for residents, impacting not only their commute but also the environment and overall quality of urban life. A recent study led by A. T. Sargsyan from the Automated Traffic Management System Promises Major Energy Savings in Yerevan Read More »

In an era where urban congestion and environmental concerns are at the forefront of global discussions, a groundbreaking study by Yuqi Zhang from the Software College at Northeastern University in Shenyang, China, has introduced a novel approach to t

A new study led by Hao Yang from the Department of Civil Engineering at McMaster University proposes an innovative approach to improving road safety through the use of connected vehicles. The research, published in the International Journal of Transp

A recent study led by Dorcas Nthoki Nyamai from TU Dortmund, published in the European Journal of Spatial Development, sheds light on the complex relationship between mobility and justice in Nairobi. The research underscores how urban mobility is not

Recent research led by Sayyed Jalal Aldin Hosseini from the Central Tehran Branch of Islamic Azad University has shed light on the potential for Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) in District 11 of Tehran. Published in the journal Urban and Regional

Recent research published in the journal “Environments” sheds light on the impact of teleworking on air quality in Madrid, Spain, revealing promising insights for urban mobility and the energy sector. Conducted by Jorge Bañuelos-Gimeno from the Trans

Rapid urbanization and increasing vehicle ownership in Accra, Ghana, have led to significant traffic congestion, prompting a shift in transportation planning strategies. A recent study conducted by William Kwaasi Amanor from the Regional Transport Re

Recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and self-driving technology are set to revolutionize intelligent transportation systems (ITSs), promising enhanced road safety, improved traffic flow, and reduced vehicle emissions. A new survey led

In a significant advancement for traffic management, researchers led by Xianyue Peng from the School of Transportation at Southeast University in Nanjing, China, have introduced a dynamic partitioning strategy aimed at enhancing the accuracy of traff