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AET Transport and Mobility Forum
The AET Transport and Mobility Forum promotes active engagement of AET members and member-groups with each other and with other like-minded transport organisations through supporting and hosting a range of activities including online webinars, seminars and discussions on a wide range of transport and transport related topics of interest. We welcome new members and new ideas about transport and how we talk about transport.
Upcoming webinar
Advancing the research frontier in shared and autonomous mobility: Insights from Central Europe (joint webinar with the Central European Excellence in Transportation Research Association)
FREE Webinar: Thursday 5 February 2026
10.00-11.00 GMT / 11.00-12.00 CET
The webinar brings together cutting-edge research on shared and autonomous mobility, with a particular focus on insights from Central Europe. Organised by AET in collaboration with CEETRA, the Central European Excellence for Transport Research Association, it features two complementary contributions addressing behavioural adaptation in shared transport and strategic interactions in urban systems with connected and autonomous vehicles. The event highlights how new behavioural evidence and advanced modelling approaches are reshaping our understanding of future mobility systems.
The webinar will be hosted by András Munkácsy (Chair of the TMF), with moderation by Jacek Pawlak (Imperial College London). It includes a presentation from Roxani Gkavra (BOKU Vienna) on “Behavioural patterns in shared transport: The emergence of mobility chameleons” and from Rafał Kucharski (Jagiellonian University, Krakow) on “Post-Wardropian Urban Mobility Games with Connected Autonomous Vehicles”.
Speakers and moderator
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Jacek Pawlak Imperial College London UK
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Jacek Pawlak is a Research Fellow at Imperial College London, specialising in travel behaviour, agent‑based and behavioural modelling, and data analytics for policy‑relevant challenges in mobility, energy, and digital infrastructure. He is the Principal Investigator on QUBELL, a project examining biases in LLM‑based energy advice, and a contributor to the UK Energy Demand Research Centre, where his work focuses on flexibility and transport–mobility integration. Alongside his academic work, he has advised the UK Department for Transport, EIT Urban Mobility, RSSB, National Highways, and other industrial and policy organisations. |
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Roxani Gkavra BOKU Vienna Austria |
Roxani Gkavra is a mobility researcher specialising in sustainable transport with a PhD on travel behaviour in the context of shared micromobility. She has contributed to major European and national projects at BOKU University in Vienna, Austria, including work on mobility hubs, demand‑responsive transport and the interplay between travel behaviour and urban planning. Her scientific work explores a diverse set of emerging topics including shared mobility user profiling, walkability, accessibility, equity, and mobility justice analysis. |
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Rafał Kucharski Jagiellonian University, Krakow Poland
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Rafał Kucharski researches complex social systems, with a particular focus on urban mobility. His work examines congested, multimodal urban transport networks used by millions of agents, generating extensive mobility traces that can be leveraged for modelling, optimisation, understanding, and control. He leads the ERC Starting Grant COeXISTENCE, where he bridges machine learning and transportation research by simulating how intelligent machines compete with humans for limited urban resources such as space—and what outcomes this competition may produce. He is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science at Jagiellonian University in Kraków (Poland), working within the Machine Learning Research Group. More information can be found on his website. |
Future TMF Webinars and Events
Click on the title links to register for the webinars in Zoom. Please note all webinars and events are subject to change.
| Date | Topic/Theme |
| 5 February 2026 | Advancing the research frontier in shared and autonomous mobility: Insights from Central Europe (joint webinar with the Central European Excellence in Transportation Research Association) |
| 5 March 2026 | Refocusing appraisal: Insights from practice and new methods from urban economics, (TMF Hybrid Event, online and at the City of London) |
| 2 April 2026 | Urban freight and last mile innovations (joint webinar with ECTRI Freight and Logistics Thematic Group) |
| 7 May 2026 | tba |
| 4 June 2026 | Joint webinar with the Journal of Urban Mobility |
| 2 July 2026 | tba |
AET Transport and Mobility Forum Workgroup Members
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András MunkácsyKTI Institute for Transport SciencesHungary |
András Munkácsy (HU) is the Chair of the Transport and Mobility Forum. He serves as a member of the AET Council and as a senior researcher at KTI Institute for Transport Sciences in Budapest, where he is Head of the Transport Development Department. I am confident that the AET Transport and Mobility Forum is much more than a series of presentations. As a member of the working group, I aim to support and promote the discussions, meetings and networking opportunities that these events offer to transport professionals. |
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Christopher CaryAtkinsRéalisUnited Kingdom |
Chris Cary (UK) is a transport planner at AtkinsRéalis, where he works as a Practice Manager for Mobility and Place within the Transport Advisory and Consulting Practice. His background is focused on providing specialist transport input to the delivery of infrastructure, development and master planning projects both in the UK and Internationally. The Transport and Mobility Forum provides a fantastic platform for connecting the industry in the exchange of knowledge and ideas, so he is delighted to support the webinar series to further AET's standing as the primary platform for thought leadership in transportation. |
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Olakunle FaletiCostain LtdUnited Kingdom |
Ola Faleti (UK), a member of the AET Council and a transport planner/logistics specialist at Costain, working as a Logistics Manager on major UK infrastructure projects. He specialises in logistics planning, operational management and delivery coordination, with extensive experience in construction logistics, temporary traffic management, sustainable mobility strategies, major actors liaison and community engagement. Also contributes to industry initiatives aimed at improving network resilience, road safety, efficiency and best practice across the transport and construction sectors. |
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Jeffrey HowardTransport for LondonUnited Kingdom |
Jeffrey Howard (UK) is Chair of the AET Council and is a strategic planner for Transport for London. He joined the Transport and Mobility Forum to enhance and promote AET's leadership of transport debates in Europe. |
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Siamak KhorgamiAECOMUnited Kingdom |
Siamak Khorgami (UK) is an accomplished Transport Planner and a Fellow of the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT). He serves as a Council Member of the Association for European Transport (AET) and currently chairs the Transport Models Programme Committee, following earlier contributions to the Data Committee. Through his active role in the Transport and Mobility Forum, Siamak is committed to advancing best practices in transport planning and fostering meaningful debates across Europe and beyond. |
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Conall Mac AongusaMobimetrix – IrelandIndependent Transport PlannerIreland |
Conall Mac Aongusa (IE) is an Independent Transport Engineer and Planner from Ireland. He is a Chair of the Board of Directors of AET and a former Chair of AET Council (2012-2016). I want to support the development of our new online webinar initiatives and resources so that AET has the potential to become the preferred platform for debate on transport in Europe. |
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Vladimir MomčilovićUniversity of BelgradeSerbia |
Vladimir Momcilovic is a Professor at the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering, University of Belgrade, Vice-Dean for Research (2024–2025), AET Council member and Chair of the ETC Programme Committee on Global Trends. With 30 years of experience, he has contributed to more than 80 international and national projects, specialising in automated and autonomous mobility, e-mobility, commercial vehicle operations, vehicle legislation and driver-related regulatory frameworks. TMF webinars, dealing with always interesting topics, help us all get a more insightful perspective on transport and mobility issues and challenges, to better understand the circumstances and limitations, share views, approaches and results through a stimulating discussion. |
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James OdeckNorwegian University of Science and TechnologyNorway |
James Odeck (NO) is a professor of transport economics at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Trondheim) and a senior research economist at the Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA). He specializes in applied transport economics and efficiency & productivity measurements. His research in transportation covers impact assessment and benefits cost analyses, monetary valuation of impacts, ex-post studies and cost overruns, and elasticity of transport demand. Odeck has published widely in re-known transportation journals such as Transportation Research Part A, Transportation, Transport policy, and Transport Reviews. |
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Dalia ZecchiKanton St. GallenSwitzerland |
Dalia Zecchi (CH) is a professional with extensive experience in consultancy, asset management, and digital transformation within civil infrastructure and transportation projects. Based in Zürich, she currently works as a Project Manager for the Department of Mobility and Transport Planning at the Kanton St. Gallen. Prior to relocating to Switzerland, Dalia worked in Milan, Italy, as a consultant for Accenture and Jacobs, serving key clients in the national transportation infrastructure market. She joined the AET in 2020 and now serves on the “Young Researchers’ and Practitioners’ Forum” Committee, as well as a member of the Transport and Mobility Forum (TMF) and Ambassador for Switzerland. Over the years, Dalia has been actively involved in the European Transport Conference (ETC) as a speaker and chairwoman. Besides work, Dalia is the founder of WiMIT – Women in Mobility, Infrastructure, and Transport, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and connecting women working in these sectors. |
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