You do not need a second sight to see the big picture. At least not in the transport sector. What will city transportation look like in 5, 10 or 20 years? Supply and demand offer valuable information about existing and expected transport scenarios.

Transport demand modelling helps you by providing answers to “what if”-questions: What will happen to traffic congestion, air quality and accidents if roundabouts are installed instead of traffic signals? What if people stop driving their own cars, in favour of shared rides? What happens to rural bus stops and trams if people move from the surroundings to the inner city?

As a transport expert, you analyse the situation of today, and a range of potential futures, to identify the best strategies to employ such as traffic management, road and rail infrastructure, new or changed public transport services, or policies on land use and car ownership. Be smart and plan for the future using transport planning tools to identify the packages of measures, which can best meet objectives such as improved accessibility, eliminating road accidents, minimising emissions and growing the economy.