Committee members will lead allocated portfolios, attract sponsors, advocate for young people at @ITS_AUSTRALIA committees and functions, and set the strategic directions of the #NextGens association.
Committee positions are limited and selection competitive. #Apply now!
The @ITS_AUSTRALIA#NextGens is the only transport professionals' association established by young people for young people! Nominations are now open for keen young professionals to join the 2022 committee, who will be the external face of the #NextGens network.
The call for nominations to be part of the ITS Australia NextGens 2022 committee is now open!
The ITS NextGens connect and provide opportunities for young professionals by promoting knowledge sharing and networking.
Nominations close 21 November 2021.
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Get ready for this afternoon's frank and fearless discussion on all things #DemandResponsive. Our Principal, Yale Wong will speak on "Getting #DRT right: Lessons and a blueprint for Melbourne", joining Juan @moovit and Peter @MelbOnTransit.
Too many business-as-usual practices continue to proliferate, including in the public transport sector. We disregard #airborne transmission dangers, the need for thorough #ventilation plans and continue the shift in the onus of responsibility from institutions to individuals.
Let's not kid ourselves! Reopening NSW with 58% of the entire population fully vaccinated (72% over 16) against high levels of community transmission (and low background protection) is uncharted territory fraught with #uncertainty.
https://t.co/hS8cqwy2gm
The future demands a pivot from mere cost efficiency to building #fullydistributed models of transport delivery that prioritise inter-operability, resilience and institutional adaptability.
35 years ago in the #Ukrainian SSR, 1200 buses and 300 trucks were deployed from Kyiv to evacuate 45,000 residents from #Pripyat and nearby villages. The queue of buses was 25 km long, and within 3 hours the entire city would be emptied—and to remain so forever.
The increasing frequency of natural disasters and black swan events demand that cities develop critical transport plans and #wargame major logistical scenarios. The pursuit of smaller government and outsourcing can reduce operational agility and inter-agency coordination.
Building #robustness and #redundancy is critical in a COVID world. Meal rooms, toilets and control centres are prime #transmission locations and critical points of #failure. See how one asymptomatic driver shut an entire rail network statewide.
https://t.co/4yUV6JdgSl
Wonderful to join colleagues in the Philippines, Malaysia and the UK to discuss smart infrastructure #transCOVID. How do we adopt the #precautionary principle in policymaking/governance and act in the absence of perfect knowledge?
Catch up on the session at @move_asia.
LIVE NOW @ #MOVEAsia
Smart Cities
Panel: Investing in smart infrastructure – upcoming projects, best practices and challenges
By DOT (PH) Dr Transportation IRDA & @wsp
At Auto Futures
Setting ethical safety standards for CAVs
By Reed Mobility
Join: https://t.co/EVAmOaYLye
... (e.g., rapid, branch, trunk, circulation) to offer great operational flexibility, or #route-based to give more prominence to specific corridors. Coupled with #frequent network mapping, BBS supports network legibility and usability, whilst improving the #image of the bus.
This is not your ordinary bus. #Branded bus services (BBS) use an exclusive fleet with dedicated livery, helping orientate customers at a glance and communicate the #invisible system attributes of span and frequency. BBS may be #service-based...
... the 1,166 metre crossing at 6 m/s. High-speed elevators provide access to the system on both sides of the Yangtze River. Despite numerous new road and #monorail crossings, the cableway continues to carry 10,000 people per day and is now designated a national cultural relic.
Crossing the metropolis by cable car is a daily lived reality for the residents of #Chongqing. Opened in 1987, the Yangtze River Cableway (长江索道) provides a vital connection in China's third largest city. Each of the two cable cars carry 65 passengers, and traverses...
@MargaretaFriman @Lyckolars Also available:
Dolins, Strömberg, Wong & Karlsson's paper on "Sharing Anxiety Is in the Driver’s Seat: Analyzing User Acceptance of Dynamic Ridepooling and Its Implications for Shared Autonomous Mobility" https://t.co/YYEWg1JQZf @HKStromberg@yalezwong@marispann@chalmersuniv
• Route #599 started its life as Trunkey Creek - Newbridge - Bathurst, but was redirected to operate via Blayney and Fitzgerald’s Mount last year. It was operated by Bathurst Buslines.
Without fanfare, we said goodbye to these three @TransportforNSW#trials earlier this year, none of which generated any significant patronage. Publishing trial evaluations offer broad #learnings for service improvement in thin rural/regional markets.
• Route #499 started its life as Goondiwindi - North Star - Inverell, and was extended from Goondiwindi to Moree last year to reduce dead running and increase coverage. It was operated by Reynold & Fogarty of Moree.