Current Publications

ITS in Asia: Market Trends and Prospects to 2015

Charged with marketing intelligent transport systems products and services in Asia? If you want information on Asian markets and global competitors Phil Sayeg and Professor Phil Charles’ updated ITS in Asia market reports may interest you.

Published in March 2004 the reports are:
• Part One: ITS in ASEAN – Market Trends and Prospects to 2015 contents
• Part Two: ITS in China – Market Trends and Prospects to 2015 contents

They are an update of the current reports which provide the only authoritative guide to Asia’s emerging ITS markets.

For details of pricing, and to order please contact Phil Sayeg at phil.sayeg @ transportroundtable.com.au

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Free Articles
Transport Roundtable Australasia is proud to offer you five transport-related articles. The articles are:
• Module on Intelligent Transport Systems
• Policy Guideline on Transport Planning and Traffic Management for Better Air Quality
• Banking on Information - Hong Kong's One Track Mind
• Your Future Independent Transportation Consulting Career
• Korean ITS
To download these articles in PDF format, all we require is that you tell us a bit about yourself by filling out this brief form.

Previous Publications

Module on Intelligent Transport Systems by Phil Sayeg and Phil Charles for the “Sustainable Transport Sourcebook for Policy Makers in Developing Cities” published by GTZ 2005

The Sustainable Transport Sourcebook for Policy Makers in Developing Cities is a 'toolkit' for transport policy makers. It currently contains 20 modules in the form of booklets 15 to 45 pages long, covering the key topics which go into a comprehensive transport policy for a city. More modules are under elaboration, and translations are available in various languages.

Module 4e of the Sourcebook written by Phil Sayeg and Professor Phil Charles was released in April 2005. It addresses topics such as descriptions of the available technologies, their applications in developing cities, as well as planning, strategies and challenges for developing cities.

To download the Modele in PDF format, all we require is that you tell us a bit about yourself by filling out this brief form.

If you would like to download the sourcebook, please visit www.sutp.org.

Policy Guideline on Transport Planning and Traffic Management for Better Air Quality by Phil Sayeg for Asian Development Bank 2003

Concerned with the increasing levels of air pollution caused by motor vehicles in Asia’s major cities, the Asian Development Bank initiated a project on Reducing Vehicle Emissions in November 2000. Phil Sayeg wrote the guideline Transport Planning and Traffic Management for Better Air Quality under a contract to the Asian Development Bank. This was developed while Phil acted as the transport resource person for the two regional workshops on air quality held in Manila, Philippines, Transport Planning, Demand Management and Air Quality from 26-28 February 2002; and the Concluding Workshop 28 February to 1 March 2002. From these workshops a synthesis of the transport planning workshop, and the policy guideline on transport planning to reduce air pollution were prepared.

To download the Policy Guideline in PDF format, all we require is that you tell us a bit about yourself by filling out this brief form.

Conference Proceedings on CD
You can order the full proceedings of our conference on CD-ROM. These are indispensible resources for any transport expert. Read more..

TTi Article on Smart.Traffic 2002 Conference
TTi editor Kevin Borras attended and presented at Smart.Traffic 2002. Read what he had to say about the conference here.

Smart Urban Transport Magazine
SUT's focus was primarily in highlighting solutions for the cost effective, environmentally friendly transportation movements within the population centres of the Asian-Pacific triangle from Japan to India to New Zealand.

170 Transport Technology Companies Profiled
Need information on leading global firms specialising in intelligent transport systems (ITS)? Here is a resource that can assist. Just made available by Transport Roundtable Australasia and Policy Appraisal Services Pty Ltd the ITS Profiles 2002 covers firms in North America, UK and Western Europe, Asia, Brazil and Australia. Firms’ ITS activities as system integrators, product suppliers and service or support companies in the fields of motorway management, urban traffic control, parking systems, public transit, enforcement, and fleet management/vehicle tracking are described.

Wherever possible information on each firm includes:
• Company History
• Turnover
• Countries/Regions covered
• Primary Contact Names
• Company Ownership
• Partnerships
• Quality/Reputation.

ITS Profiles 2002 is a cost-effective resource. It is available on CD-ROM
only. Inquiries to Phil Sayeg at phil.sayeg @ transportroundtable.com.au