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Transportation Development Research (TDR) aims to promote the development of the transportation field, provide first-class research results and communication platforms, and is committed to promoting the sustainable development of transportation systems, improving the efficiency and safety of transportation, and promoting innovation in transportation planning and management.

Transportation Development Research covers a wide range of related areas, including but not limited to the following:

  • Transportation planning and management
  • Transportation engineering technology
  • Transportation system optimization and intelligent transportation
  • Transportation economics and policy
  • Transportation safety
  • Environment and Transportation

Recent Articles

  • Communication

    Special Shaped Bodies of Revolution with Delay of Laminar-Turbulent Transition and their Applications in Clean Energy Technologies

    Igor Nesteruk
    1-8

    60 (Abstract) 14 (Download)

    Shapes with negative pressure gradients on their surfaces were proposed in order to avoid separation of the boundary layer. Wind tunnel tests have confirmed the absence of separation on some bodies of revolution similar to the trunks of aquatic animals. According to the Tollmin-Schlichting-Lin theory, the boundary-layer on a flat plate remains laminar for any... more

  • Article

    From Service Quality to Loyalty: Understanding Rail Commuter Satisfaction in Greater Kuala Lumpur

    Maryam Kalhoro, Hui Nee Au Yong, Charles Ramendran SPR
    9-28

    41 (Abstract) 30 (Download)

    Rapid urbanization in Greater Kuala Lumpur has intensified automobile dependency, causing congestion and environmental concerns. Although urban rail systems are promoted as sustainable alternatives, their adoption remains limited. This study examines how service quality influences commuter loyalty and whether satisfaction mediates this relationship within Malaysia’s urban rail context (KTM Komuter, LRT, MRT). A structured questionnaire... more

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