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ITLS Working Papers 2021: Recent submissions

    • Mobility as a Service and private car use: evidence from the Sydney MaaS trial 

      Hensher, David A.; Ho, Chinh Q.; Reck, Daniel J.
      Published 2021
      Australia’s first Mobility as a Service (MaaS) trial commenced in April 2019 in Sydney, running for two years. The objective of the trial is at least twofold – to assess interest in various MaaS subscription plans through ...
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    • A Framework to Model and Compare Rest Break Policies in Logistics Industry 

      Eskandarzadeh, Saman; Fahimnia, Behnam
      Published 2021
      Carriers and postal companies are under increasing pressure to reduce their operating costs and increase efficiency. One way to reduce costs is to improve the utilisation of drivers’ working hours by employing more efficient ...
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    • A review of rail transport system vulnerability analysis: past progress and future directions 

      Hong, Wei-Ting; Clifton, Geoffrey; Nelson, John D
      Published 2021
      Analysis of the vulnerability of rail transport systems has received considerable attention in the literature over several decades. Since economic development is usually associated with increasing demand for railway transport ...
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    • Battery Electric Vehicles in Cities: Measurement of some impacts on traffic and government revenue recovery 

      Hensher, David A.; Wei, Edward; Liu, Wen
      Published 2021
      We are told that electric vehicles, cars in particular, will be good for the environment. But what exactly might this mean? It is true that end use emissions will be significantly reduced when we move from fossil fuels to ...
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    • Narratives in Transport Research 

      Loyola, Miguel; Nelson, John; Clifton, Geoffrey; Levinson, David M.
      Published 2021
      Social science disciplines are increasingly using narratives as means to develop theory and tools for real world applications. The aim of this review of literature is to show, from an interdisciplinary perspective, how ...
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