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The Trinity Centre for Transport Research and Innovation for People (TRIP) is an interdisciplinary centre. Its aim is to develop and deliver cohesive and dynamic interdisciplinary research on a range of topics: electric vehicles, cycling, environmental impacts of transport, reducing traffic congestion, health impacts of transport, quality of life, and safety.
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MAI Civil Engineering and Trinity Access Programme graduate publishes research on reducing transport carbon emissionsThe Centre for Transport Research, Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering, has released a new research paper that examines the potential impacts of fully electrifying taxi fleets in Dublin.
Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering Celebrates Innovative Research on E-Bike Sharing Systems in Dublin
Trinity College Dublin’s School of Engineering is excited to announce the publication of an innovative research paper in Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment. The paper, titled "E-bike to the future: Scalability, emission-saving, and eco-efficiency assessment of shared electric mobility hubs", presents a comprehensive framework for evaluating the effectiveness and potential of Dublin’s shared e-bike system.
TRACT EV app | Trinity College Dublin Engineers Launch Innovative App Promoting Electric Vehicle (EV) Adoption
In a bid to revolutionise transportation habits and combat climate change, Trinity College Dublin’s School of Engineering has unveiled the TRACT EV app, a cutting-edge smartphone application designed to encourage the widespread adoption of Electric Vehicles (EVs) across Ireland.
SEAI 2023 National Energy Research & Policy Conference | Nudging Towards Electric Vehicle Adoption in Ireland
Poster presented by Ubaid Illahi, Tushar P. Choudhari, Margaret O’Mahony and Brian Caulfield from the Department of Civil, Structural and Environment Engineering, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. Optimising EV adoption through evidence-based solutions, policies, and sustainable infrastructure, emphasising reliability and environmental impact across the lifecycle.
SEAI 2023 National Energy Research & Policy Conference | Shared Mobility Hub Trials in Dublin Suburban Region –TRACT Project
Poster presented by Tushar P. Choudhari, Ubaid Illahi, Brian Caulfield and Margaret O’Mahony from the Department of Civil, Structural & Environmental Engineering, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland. Encouraging private car users to shift towards multi-modal and shared transportation systems through reliability and evidence-based analysis.
Researchers from Trinity School of Engineering, together with collaborators from the Atlantic Technological University (ATU), ESB and Enterprise Rent-A-Car, will lead a €1.35 million shared electric mobility project.
Hubs offering electric cars, e-bikes and e-cargo bikes to test potential of shared e-mobility to decarbonise transport
The Transport Research Arena Conference takes place in Dublin, Ireland from the 15th – 18th of April, 2024
The TRA Conference brings together policymakers, researchers, industry leaders, and practitioners in the transportation sector. This year, Dublin has been chosen as the host city, further solidifying Ireland’s growing reputation as a hub for cutting-edge research and development in transportation.
Reframing active travel planning is key to creating more cycling and walking-friendly towns and cities
Researchers from Trinity College Dublin’s Centre for Transport Research analysed a sample of 150 public consultation submissions opposing redistributive active travel measures put forward as part of an ‘Active School Travel’ scheme in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown.
Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering is proud to host the Cycling and Society Research Group Annual Symposium 2023
Register Now for the Cycling and Society Research Group Annual Symposium 2023 taking place on the 7th and 8th of September