The research unit Transport System Planning (MOVE) is concerned in teaching and research with transport, mobility and logistics in the context of spatial development as well as with interactions with social, technological and economic aspects. Our basic understanding integrates the demand- and supply-oriented perspective. Our research activities focus on social and technical innovations in the field of mobility and transport. MOVE can draw on a broad range of methodological expertise, ranging from quantitative and qualitative methods of social research and transport modelling to economic and ecological evaluation methods applied in complex research designs.

MOVE research areas and methods

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News

Parking space
© Florian Krückendorf

Imagine you had the chance to shape public spaces and parking by using revenue from parking fees in your neighbourhood – how would you use it?

MOVE.Walk #4 – Cycling infrastructure planning
© Arvid Schwarz

On November 7, 2025, the MOVE WALK #4 focused on cycling infrastructure planning in Vienna. Together with Lorenz Siegel and Johanna Karl from the…

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© Mona Suhren

On Thursday, 30 October 2025, Edith Schindler-Seiß, a public space design consultant at MA 19, led a group of students on the third MOVE Walks event…

Urban Transformation Conference 2025 in Karlsruhe
© Céline Schmidt-Hamburger

The KIT hosted the Urban Transformation Conference as part of Science Week from 15th to 17th of October 2025. Céline Schmidt-Hamburger land.mobil:LAB…