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Webinar: Modelling of High Productivity Vehicles in Metropolitan Areas
  • Publication no: WEB-R558-18
  • Published: 13 February 2018

This webinar, presented on 13 February 2018, outlines the findings of an Austroads project on the modelling of high productivity vehicles in metropolitan areas. It covers literature review on the impacts to road operation, stakeholder consultation on issues and concerns, modelling framework for HPFV access analysis, and scenario analysis on arterial and motorway operation. The webinar was presented by Dr Ian Espada.

The presentation slides can be downloaded from the supporting documents tab.

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