Glenn Lyons

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Mott MacDonald Professor of Future Mobility

University of the West of England, Bristol

United Kingdom

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Glenn Lyons is the Mott MacDonald Professor of Future Mobility at the University of the West of England Bristol, UK. His research primarily focuses on sustainable urban mobility, transport planning, and the integration of serious games in transportation strategies. Recent publications include studies on scenario planning, the evolution of transport practices, and the role of foresight in addressing mobility challenges. Through innovative approaches, he aims to enhance transport solutions in urban environments.

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Understanding user innovation - Unanticipated applications of existing ITS

Open Date: 2007-08-31

Close Date: 2012-08-30

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Molde University College

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The role of serious games for a better, healthier transport future

Visioning for transport practitioners

Using scenarios to address uncertainty in planning for sustainable mobility in small and medium-sized Norwegian cities

Development and demonstration of a “SWOT in a Box” card game to help socialise Triple Access Planning

Practitioner views on transport planning's evolution – A Sisyphean task still ahead?

Uncertainty and Triple Access Planning in European Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans: a long way to go yet?

Foresight through developing shared mental models: The case of Triple Access Planning

Bruk av scenarioer i planlegging

The Driverless Cars Emulsion: Using participatory foresight and constructive conflict to address transport’s wicked problems

Reviewing transport in light of the pandemic

Opening out and closing down: the treatment of uncertainty in transport planning’s forecasting paradigm

Reprint of: The importance of user perspective in the evolution of MaaS

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Greg Marsden

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