James Reynolds on Researching Transit Podcast Episode
Our very own James Reynolds, Senior Traffic Engineer and Road Safety Auditor at our Victorian office, has recently been on a Researching Transit podcast episode to discuss his PhD research on legitimacy and transit priority implementation. James is currently in the process of completing his thesis, having been studying at Monash University as part of the Sustainable and Effective Public Transport Graduate Research Industry Partnership program at the Public Transport Research Group. His project relates to the implementation of bus lanes, transit signal priority and other measures to improve on-road public transport service transit times through busy urban environments.
Research outputs to date include:
- Reynolds, J, Currie, G, Rose, G & Cumming, A 2017, ‘Moving beyond techno-rationalism: new models of transit priority implementation‘, paper presented to Australasian Transport Research Forum, Auckland, New Zealand, November 27 to 29, 2017.
- Reynolds, J 2019, ‘“O teach me how I should forget to think”; Safe Systems, human factors, institutions and a Montague Street bridge crash‘, paper presented to Australasian Transport Research Forum, Canberra, ACT, Australia is at
- A seminar at the Department of Transport on July 4, 2019: video and slides
- A seminar at Monash University on April 5, 2019: video and slides
- Reynolds, J, Currie, G, Rose, G & Cumming, A (2018), ‘Top-down versus bottom-up perspectives on streetcar priority‘, paper presented to Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, Washington DC, USA.
- Reynolds, J & Currie, G (in press), ‘New approaches and insights to managing on-road public transport priority’, in G Currie (ed.), Handbook of Public Transport Research, Edward Elgar Publishing.
