Traffic
Sciences & Technology
Giving Australians ‘smart’ incentives to drive safe
Personalised driver feedback and financial incentives are part of innovative strategies to respond to Australia’s increasing rates of road trauma
Sciences & Technology
Covid-19: A challenge and an opportunity for public transport
The pandemic has raised doubts over mass public transport, but connective technology offers a new way to keep everyone moving sustainably
Environment
What is the best urban design to reduce road injuries?
City designs that can reduce reliance on cars, without reducing population mobility, are critical for mitigating many of our most pressing environmental and public health concerns
Environment
Engineering a smart city
An app that can get you from A to B faster and safer? The technology to transform our burgeoning city transport systems into intelligent networks is already here
Health & Medicine
Childcare centres and car exhaust: A dangerous mix
New research finds that many inner Melbourne childcare centres are built close to busy roads, putting children near dangerous vehicle exhaust and highlighting the need for buffer zones
Sciences & Technology
Giving driverless vehicles the human touch
Can driverless vehicle technology replicate the human rules of engagement between pedestrians and drivers?
Environment
New fixes for old traffic problems
Bringing transport systems into the 21st century means connecting all elements of the network – from the vehicles to the traffic lights, and even the pavements