Travel Demand Management
The objective of this two day short course is to showcase the latest developments in Travel Demand Management (TDM). The course looks to give participants an opportunity to develop an appreciation of the techniques available in the TDM toolkit and gain an integrated understanding of key concepts, techniques and trends in TDM. The course will provide an opportunity to question, assess and respond independently and creatively to assumptions, propositions and debates around hot topics in TDM.
The TDM short course will be directed by Professor John Nelson and ITLS will provide a suitably qualified team of lecturers drawing on expertise from across the University and industry.
Topics will include:
- Key components of the TDM toolkit:
- Intelligent active mobility
- Parking management
- Road pricing reform
- New directions for TDM:
- A TDM Agenda for Rural and Regional
- Working from Home (WFH) as a TDM tool
- Micro-freight and last mile deliveries
- TDM in the context of Decarbonisation
- TDM Case Studies:
- The TfNSW Travel Choices Program
- TDM in a university context (experience from USYD)
- Innovative Futures for TDM
The two days of lectures are backed up by a local field trip to see TDM in action. Details will be confirmed to registered participants.
2025 dates are yet to be confirmed.
If you would like us to contact you when information is available, please email us on business.itls@sydney.edu.au and we will place you on our expression of interest list.
The course will be held at the University of Sydney Business School CBD Campus.
For enquiries about enrolments, please email business.itlsinfo@sydney.edu.au.
- “Great course. It was a great opportunity to see an academic perspective of TDM. Also very interesting research around TDM for Sydney university. Thank you for sharing these insights!”
- “…All of the presentations were great, they provided interesting topics and lots to think about when planning [...] The site visit was well done and informative.”
- “Wonderful course! Thank you for the thought provoking discussions that will help me in both, TDM research and in practice.”
- “Thank you for the invitation to share our perspective on travel behavioural change. Great questions and conversations afterwards”
- “Great to engage with such a diverse and passionate cohort. My optimism about the future of the NSW transport planning profession is cautiously enhanced.”
- “Thank you for the opportunity to participate, refreshing to interact with such an engaged group and some interesting questions and opinions.”
2024 participants