Current Issue
Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): In progress
EISSN:
2759-0429
Aims and Scope
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
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Articles
Dil Samina Diba, B.S. Srinivas S. Pulugurtha
1-14
257 (Abstract)
182 (Download)
The advent of driverless technology and supporting infrastructure has enabled the implementation of autonomous shuttles for enhancing mobility and providing first and last-mile (F & LM) connectivity. These shuttles have been employed to address short-distance travel needs, serve internal transportation needs, and cater to specific use cases, such as recreational parks, business parks, and university campuses. Successful...
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Mikel Labayen, Daniel Ochoa de Eribe, Ander Aramburu, Marcos Nieto, Naiara Aginako
15-26
159 (Abstract)
107 (Download)
Digitalisation and automation of operations in the railway industry include the use of Automatic Train Operation systems that provide automated functions to reach different levels of automation, known as the Grade of Automation (GoA) levels. These levels go up to GoA4 in which the train is automatically controlled without any staff on board. Artificial intelligence...
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