Panacea for urban congestion or poll tax on wheels?
Prof Tom Rye is interviewed by Scotland on Sunday as part of an assessment of the Workplace Parking Levy. See article here.
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Dr Jonathan Cowie visits Belgium to continue research into role of urban freight centres as part of SURFLOGH project
Dr Cowie was in Mechelen in Belgium last week as part of the EU Interreg project Surflogh, where TRI and Sestran are working with four […]
Why has the Edinburgh tram extension cost soared and is it a problem elsewhere?
Professor Tom Rye writes for the Evening News about the costs of the Edinburgh tram extension. Read article here.
Prof Tariq Muneer gives keynote speech at Solaris Conference, Delhi
Solaris system of conferences was initiated at Napier university in 2003 and the first conference on solar energy modelling was held at Craiglockhart campus in […]
SEStran bus stakeholder event
Along with Richard Hall, Managing Director of Lothian Buses, and Ross Martin, Glasgow Connectivity Commissioner, Dr Cowie gave a presentation to the SEStran Bus Stakeholders […]
Restricted Roads (20 mph Speed Limit) (Scotland) Bill
Restricted Roads (20 mph Speed Limit) (Scotland) Bill is being examined by Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee of Parliament. Prof Adrian Davis will be giving […]
Chris Oliver – appointed Associate Research Fellow at TRI
Chris Oliver, recently appointed Associate Research Fellow at the Transport Research Institute, Edinburgh Napier University has been made King James IV Professor at the Royal […]
Devil in the detail for Scottish parking levies
See The Scotsman article.01.02.19 where Prof Tom Rye is quoted in a piece on new charges for car parking at work. As part of the […]
Prof Adrian Davis speaks at Transform Scotland’s Member Session
Prof Adrian Davis has been invited to speak about his paper ‘The UK transport policy menu: Roads, roads, and a dash of multimodalism’ at Transform […]
TRI conducts ongoing research to promote sustainable mobility in local communities
Dr Achille Fonzone, Prof Christiane Bielefeldt and Dr Damian Stantchev have recently attended a meeting in Southend-on-Sea of the European H2020 project entitled “Sustainable Urban […]