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Jette Bredahl Jacobsen is professor at the University of Copenhagen in environmental and resource economics and talks about biodiversity and environmental use values.

Signs of life have slowly been returning to the ETH campus since the beginning of June, further lockdown restrictions have been eased. ETH Vice President Ueli Weidmann in an interview.

The latest report about mobility behaviour in Switzerland is now online.

Passengers are staying away. Suddenly, the image of train, tram and bus has changed. The use of public transportation is being avoided, even by easing of lockdown restrictions.

Cinzia Cirillo from the University of Maryland in the new CMC Online Seminar Series covering aspects of choice modelling.

Chang Zheng presents his research impacts of inter-city transportation (high-speed rail and highway) on urban growth in the Chinese context.

Planning and operation of transport systems, either as DAS in Transport Engineering or as module for the MAS Mobilität der Zukunft.

The pandemic did what the biggest advertising campaign would never have accomplished: It moved people onto the bike en masse.

The main cause is the motorised road traffic which is emiting a substantial amount of harmful substances as well as causing noise and accidents.

Indications for a possible capacity problem and the spread of the virus in the coming months.

This webinar by Mohsen Nazemi introduces virtual reality (VR) as a method in research on cycling and discusses the application of PTV Vissim in creating 360-​degree environments.