Ahmed El-Geneidy

Professor at McGill University

McGill University

Canada

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Transportation Engineering

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Environmental Sustainability

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Travel Behavior

60%

Urbanism

50%

Sustainable Transportation

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Public Transportation

40%

Urban Resilience

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Ahmed El-Geneidy

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McGill University

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Public Transport

The Transportation Research at McGill (TRAM) laboratory at McGill University is offering two fully-funded PhD positions in public transport planning, operations, and policy. The research will focus on impactful topics such as sustainable and equitable transit systems, with opportunities to engage in statistical modeling, geospatial analysis, and public transport policy analysis. The positions are based in Montreal, Canada, and are set to begin in Fall 2026. Ideal candidates will have a master's degree in planning or a related field and demonstrate proficiency in R and/or GIS. The positions are fully funded, covering both stipend and tuition. Interested applicants should apply via the provided link and may contact the supervisor for further information. The TRAM lab is known for its research on innovative and sustainable transportation solutions.

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Articles19

Impacts of sustainable transport interventions: changes in perception over time and spatially towards a new bus rapid transit (BRT) infrastructure in Montréal, Canada

Human Transit, Revised Edition: How Clearer Thinking about Public Transit Can Enrich Our Communities and Our Lives Human Transit, Revised Edition: How Clearer Thinking about Public Transit Can Enrich Our Communities and Our Lives Jarrett Walker (2024). Island Press, 288 pages. $35 (paperback)

How far are cities from the x-minute city vision? Examining current local travel behavior and land use patterns in Montreal, Canada

Studying the Interrelationship between Telecommuting during COVID-19, residential local accessibility, and active travel: a panel study in Montréal, Canada

Everything has changed: the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the transit market in Montréal, Canada

Shifting gears: Toward a new way of thinking about transportation Shifting gears: Toward a new way of thinking about transportation , Susan Handy, 2023, MIT Press, 312 pp., $35 US/ $48 Canadian (paperback)

Toward a Better Understanding of the Construction Impacts of a Light Rail System in Montréal, Canada

If You Cut It Will They Ride? Longitudinal Examination of the Elasticity of Public Transport Ridership in the Post-Pandemic Era

A Comparison of the Results from Artificial Intelligence-based and Human-based Transport-related Thematic Analysis

Exploring the X-Minute City by Travel Purpose in Montréal, Canada

Toward Evidence-Based Urban Planning

Who is living a local lifestyle? Towards a better understanding of the 15-minute-city and 30-minute-city concepts from a behavioural perspective in Montréal, Canada

Scaling up active transportation across North America: A comparative content analysis of policies through a social equity framework

Zoning In on Transit-Oriented Development

An accessibility-based methodology to prioritize public-transit investments: Application to older adults in three metropolitan regions in Canada

Who Does Light Rail Serve? Examining Gendered Mobilities and Light-Rail Transit in Montreal, Canada

Who is Buying SUVs and Light Trucks in Montreal? A Factor and Cluster Analysis

The Dimensions of Loyalty in Public Transit among Older Adults: A Comparative Analysis across Three Canadian Regions

Situating divergent perceptions of a rapid-cycling network in Montréal, Canada

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Steven Farber

Harvey Miller

Matthew Palm

Lea Ravensbergen

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