Transportation Planning and Technology is a leading and long-established international peer-reviewed journal which publishes cutting-edge research relating to transport systems around the world. It is interdisciplinary in scope, and includes papers on topics relating to all aspects of transport planning and the application of technology to improve transport systems.

The Editorial Board welcome submissions rooted in any disciplinary background or perspective, which use qualitative and/or quantitative methods, and which relate to any or all passenger and freight transport modes in any national or international context. All papers submitted should demonstrate an actual or potential practical contribution to the planning of improved transport systems or the use of technology to improve the functioning of transport systems. Papers which are purely theoretical or focus only on methodological development without a clear link to transport practice will not be considered.

All papers should be based on robust empirical evidence. Papers which are primarily based on the authors’ opinions without presenting a clear framework of analysis will not be considered. Papers may be either generally focused or centred on an individual case study, but in the latter case papers must consider the broader applicability of the research findings.

Topics that are of relevance to the Journal include (but are not limited to):

    Transport planning methods and processes
    Travel behaviour
    Transport demand and supply modelling
    Transport network planning and modelling
    Land use-transport interactions
    Transport and land use planning
    Economic evaluation and its relationship to planning and policy
    Traffic engineering and control
    Transport system technology
    Intelligent transport systems
    New transport operational and ownership models (such as Mobility as a Service)
    Planning and design of transport terminals and interchanges
    Human factors and transport
    The interrelationships between transport and other human and natural systems
    Environmental influences on transport planning

Peer Review Statement
All research articles in this journal have undergone rigorous peer review, based on initial editor screening and anonymized review by at least two independent referees.

EDITOR
David Gillingwater - Biography  - School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering, Loughborough University, UK
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Elizabeth Deakin - University of California Transportation Center, USA
Stephen Ison - Leicester Castle Business School, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK 

Adib Kanafani - Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California, USA
 
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
 
J.A. Black - University of New South Wales, Australia
Luis Ferreira - Queensland University of Technology, Australia
David Hensher - University of Sydney, Australia
Milan Janic - Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Hartmut Keller - TRANSVER, Germany
Masaki Koshi - University of Tokyo, Japan
Ray Mundy - Center for Transportation Studies, University of Missouri, USA
Frank Navin - University of British Columbia, Canada
Emile Quinet - Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussees, France 
José R. Setti - Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
Agneta Stahl - Lund University of Technology, Sweden
John Sutton - JCS Consulting, UK
Dusan Teodorovic -  University of Belgrade, Serbia
A. Tomazinis - University of Pennsylvania, USA
Vojin Tosic - University of Belgrade, Serbia
Cheng-Lung Wu - UNSW, Australia