Transport & Mobility Leuven
Transport & Mobility Leuven is a private research company founded in 2002 by the K.U.Leuven and the Dutch research institute TNO. TML is specialised in quantitative transport research and transport modelling. It is a multi-disciplinary team of high-level specialists in traffic engineering, transport modelling, transport economics, spatial economics and environmental science.
TML carries out research for governments and businesses to support their policy making. This research covers not only transport itself, but also a broad range of related issues: energy, environment, safety, logistics, spatial planning and effects on society in general.
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news
- MOVE
We will move to our new offices on March 29! Our new address will be: Diestsesteenweg 57, 3010 Kessel-Lo (Leuven)
There is a vacancy for an economist - regional, transport, environmental modelling
CO2 emissions limit values of passenger cars
Update of the Flemish emission model for inland shipping, maritime transport and rail
Internalisation of external costs in Flanders
This project is finished. D1, D2, D3 and D4 are available on the website
Effects of climate change on the inland waterway networks
Analysis of the competitiveness of European Short Sea Shipping compared to road and rail transport
The final report is available on the website (in Dutch)
press & presentations
- March 2, Sven Maerivoet gave a guest presentation at the K.U.Leuven on traffic engineering (in Dutch)
- February 11, Lars Akkermans was interviewed for the 'RTL-TV1 Journaal' and the 'RTBF Journaal' on the costs of congestion caused by the snow fall of yesterday and today
- February 11, Isaak Yperman on Radio 1 - De Ochtend - and on Radio 2 - Middagpost about the costs of congestion on the Belgian road network caused by snow (in Dutch)
- February 10, Transport & Mobility Leuven contributed to an article that appeared in 'De Morgen', 'Het Nieuwsblad', 'Het Laatste Nieuws' and in 'De Standaard' about the costs of congestion caused by the snow
- January 29, Sven Maerivoet gave an interview about the results of a questionnaire on road user charging, Radio 1, Peeters & Pichal
- December 4, Griet De Ceuster gave a lecture on external costs for doctoral students at the Energy Institute of the K.U.Leuven
- November 25, Griet De Ceuster gave a presentation for the Van Cauterenleerstoel on the social benefit analysis of traffic projects (in Dutch)
- November 13, Griet De Ceuster was invited for the panel discussion of the JRC ACCENT network
- November 12, Tim Breemersch gave a presentation at the VLW conference, titled: 'a look into the likely consequences of adapting weights and dimensions of heavy commercial vehicles'
- October 30, Sven Maerivoet gave a presentation on 'optimising price and location of parking in cities under a sustainability constraint: the SUSTAPARK project' at the POLIS Working Group on social and economic aspects of urban transport
- October 22, Transport & Mobility Leuven had a booth at the ITS Belgium Traffic Technology Congress
- October 21, Tom Voge gave a presentation at the annual conference of the Society of Automotive Engineers of China, titled: 'automated urban transport systems - overview of a decade of research in Europe'
- October 19, Tom Voge was invited speaker at the Tongji University. He gave two presentations, one on 'status and trends of automatic transport systems in Europe' and one on 'status and trends of ITS applications and ADAS in Europe'
- October 6, Sven Maerivoet and Isaak Yperman contributed to an article in 'Het Belang van Limburg', titled: '100 km file door boerenprotest kost 112.000 euro extra'