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Transit officials worldwide worry that ride-hail apps like Uber and Lyft are creating traffic and pulling passengers away from public transit.

Final MSc theses presentations from Spring Semester 2019.

Holiday traffic is the cause for traffic congestions and traffic obstructions from end of June until middle of September.

IVT-Seminar with Professor T. Rutherford, University of Wisconsin, Madison about distributional impacts of transportation infrastructure investments.

Ambra Toletti is the winner of the Young Railway Operation Research Award at the Rail Norrköping Conference 2019.  

Professor K.W. Axhausen about increasing efficiency for future road traffic at the LITRA Session Event.

Public dissertation presentation by R. Fuhrer.

IVT-Seminar with Professor R. Fouquet from the LSE London about energy transitions and demand.

Large companies are convinced that local transport will be airborne soon.

Numerous companies which develop passenger drones see them as a solution to overloaded transport systems in cities.

A study by ETH Zurich concludes that self-driving cars are going to increase traffic instead of resolving traffic congestions.

Automated transportation with self-driving cars could increase the amount of driven kilometers.

According to a study by ETH Zurich automated transport services are going to increase the number of rides.

Kay W. Axhausen about future transport planning with autonomous vehicles at 10vor10.

Interview with Kay W. Axhausen at SRF 4 Rendez-Vous about self-driving cars and traffic jams.

In contrary to other forecasts self-driving private cars are going to increase traffic.

Against all previous studies self-driving cars are going to incrase traffic.

This concludes the Swiss Federal Roads Office who financed the study for ETH Zurich.

Scientists recommend to regulate the purchase of autonomous vehicles for private purposes.

According to a study by ETH Zurich robotic cars are going to increase traffic. This assessment contradicts previous projections.

The raise of autonomous vehicles challenges cities, which are ill-prepared so far.

The latest study from ETH Zurich unveils how autonomous vehicles are not going to relieve traffic.  

Interview with Kay W. Axhausen about self-driving cars and Zurich's mobility future.

Kay W. Axhausen about personal transport and driverless taxis in cities.