The Transport Research Centre (TRANSyT), created by agreement of the Governing Board of the UPM on December 19, 2002, is a research and development center of the highest scientific and technological level, whose MISSION is as follows:
Being a multidisciplinary research center on mobility and transport, addressing its economic, social, environmental and spatial dimensions to provide innovative solutions to society.
Become a reference Centre in research and innovation in mobility, leader in knowledge generation and help for the sustainable development of society
TRANSyT has the following objectives:
Job offers
Healthy, inclusive and sustainable remote work futures as a Win-Win for employees and employers in urban, rural and cross-border areas.
Knowledgable comprEhensive and fullY integrated SmarT sOlutioNs for rEsilient, sustainable and optimized transport operations.
Improving mobility in cities through the integration of public transport and proximity urban planning.
Evaluation of virtual reality techniques as a collaborative scenario building tool for land-use and transport planning
E-commerce impact on urban mobility trends after COVID-19: policy modeling to optimize sustainability.
Modeling the impact of shared electric mobility on climate change and pollution: digital and regulatory means to improve urban areas.
APP for green and clean navigation: Optimal itineraries, minimum emissions and social impacts.
The influence of ICT on the use and productivity of travel time. Effects on the decarbonization of mobility.
Guidelines for the optimal and socially acceptable implementation of low emission zones.
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