Supply chains are vulnerable to disruption and volatility during epidemics. For example, during the COVID–19 outbreak, it is evident that freight forwarding firms experienced a major decline in business due to market ...

Ports around the world that have been a stagnant industry are currently going through a sudden boom in technological improvements. Investigating how the port industry in South Asia innovates in planning and operations ...

People travelling between Galpatha, Bolossagama and its surrounding area face a challenge in crossing the Kalu Ganga using a privately operated ferry. Every year, it has been recorded that a significant number of accidents ...

The travel behaviour of people on a road network is not often constant and it changes over the time. Drivers who use a particular road network continuously tend to find more comfortable, congestion free routes with least ...

Vehicle Kilometres Travelled (VKT) is a key factor in transport planning and managing, since data represent existing road transport demand or pattern in a specific area of concern. In Sri Lanka, the expansion and development ...

The public transportation sector influences the economy of a country directly and indirectly. Railway transportation is widely used in Sri Lanka, which is used daily by 18% of the total population. This paper is based ...

Public transport is important for urban mobility and sustainability especially among low and middle-income communities. Its high carrying capacity helps to reduce the number of vehicle-trips, thereby having a positive ...

A bypass road is one of the strategies introduced to reduce traffic congestion in small and medium sized towns in Sri Lanka. However, a limited number of studies have been carried out to examine the impact of bypass roads ...

Vehicle ownership affects the ability of available road transport infrastructure to bear transport demand that is distributed across vehicle categories without causing traffic congestion and delay. This paper develops a ...