• Development of a personal vehicle type choice model for western province of Sri Lanka 

  Perera KR [Thesis-Abstract]

  Vehicle ownership is a chief determining factor in many country’s economy. In the Sri Lankancontext, the vehicle ownership rate is expressively increased, over the last decade. The roadcongestion in urban and suburban areas ...
• Building explanatory models for road crash analysis using data science and machine learning technologies 

  De Silva HWIU [Thesis-Abstract]

  Over three thousand people die annually on the roads of Sri Lanka due to traffic crashes. This is a massive socio and economic problem faced by the country. Road crashes globally cause more than 1.3 million fatalities ...
• Study of the performance of passing and climbing lanes along Colombo - Rathnapura - Wellawaya - Batticolo road 

  Ekneligoda DM [Thesis-Abstract]

  Due to increase of population and rapid economic growth, percentage of heavy and recreational vehicles in the traffic stream from Colombo Capital to Central hills have increased causing severe traffic congestions. Specially ...
• Estimation of a mode choice model for boat passenger transport for work trips in Colombo 

  Kaushalya SMD [Thesis-Abstract]

  Public transportation service in Colombo canal network is an applicable alternative in addition to roads and railway network on Colombo Metropolitan Region (CMR) corridors. Though it is an environmentally friendly and one ...
• Development of a choice model for railway ticket class selection 

  Chandrasena PDSB [Thesis-Abstract]

  Sri Lanka Railway is a significant component of the public transport sector in the country with the passengers varying from office workers to tourists. The ability of the railway system to provide accessibility to rural ...
• Possibilities of reducing train delays between Colombo Fort and Maradana 

  Jayasekara, VCD [Thesis-Full-text]

  Sri Lanka Railways (SLR) is operating around 300 passenger train movements daily across its 1400 Km rail network. About 90% of train movements out of this have Maradana or Colombo as the destination or the starting point. ...
• Assessment of service quality perceived by passengers at Bandaranayake International Airport, Katunayake 

  Wendakoon, IS [Thesis-Full-text]

  Service quality at airports as perceived by air passengers is a comparison between their expectations and airport’s actual performance which is measured by the performance ofservice delivery ofthe airport. Delivering high ...
• Framework for selecting centre median opening locations 

  Prasanga HN [Thesis-Full-text]

  Currently, many urban roadways in Sri Lanka are being rehabilitated and improved to multi-lane facilities with introducing raised road centre medians. Therefore, the provision of centre median openings for right turns, ...
• Develop a sustainable model for implementing driver improvement points (DIPs) in Sri Lanka 

  Bandara, ALKMMP [Thesis-Full-text]

  This research mainly focuses to come up with a suitable model which will support the sustainable implementation of “Driver Improvement Points System (DIPS)” for Sri Lankans- as per the regulations published under the Motor ...
• Factors Affeting To The Public Acceptance 

  Liyanagunawardena, G [Thesis-Full-text]

  Colombo, the Capital of Sri Lanka, being the hub of commercial activities with the Port and other key business establishments, the vehicle fleet entering the city has increased steadily over the past decade. As a result ...
• Identification of possible reasons that affect departure flight punctuality 

  Sarojanie, SAN [Thesis-Full-text]

  A flight is said to be delayed when an airline flight takes off and/or lands later than its scheduled time. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) considers a flight to be delayed when it is 15 minutes later than its ...
• A Study of vehicle fleet management in government institutions in Sri Lanka 

  Weerawansa, PAA [Thesis-Abstract]

  There are 322 government institutions under Sri Lankan government. More than 95% out of them have their own vehicle fleet. In their institutions, the vehicle fleets has been managed by one of commissioners, by a director ...
• Study of airport curbside roadway and parking area operations at Bandaranaike International Airport 

  Galagedera, SDB [Thesis-Abstract]

  Airport Curbside, where travelers and their baggage enter exit the terminal, and parking area are important components in airport land-side facilities. Passengers expect safe and efficient roadway operations even as volumes ...
• Study of bus crew behavior and user complaints 

  Pathirana, MPPS [Thesis-Abstract]

  Efficiency, public acceptance and user satisfaction of bus service is largely dependent on the behavior of bus crew. Hence, it is the responsibility of the authorities to identify deficiencies and take necessary action to ...
• The Cement stabilized soil as a road base material for Sri Lankan roads 

  Bandara, WW [Thesis-Full-text]

  Soils that can be stabilized are Granular, Sandy, Salty and Clayey materials. In Sri Lanka, lower quality coarse–grained and sandy materials are available which give higher elastic modulus than fine–grained material (Salty ...
• A Model for evacuation risk assessment on transportation networks 

  Warusavitharana, EJ [Thesis-Abstract]

  Cities are areas where hazards are more likely to escalate into disasters due to the large and highly concentrated populations and infrastructure that are likely to be affected. The complex layout of urban transportation ...
• Franchising of long distance bus services in Sri Lanka in order to improve quality of the service 

  Karunarathne, PGC [Thesis-Full-text]

  The main objective of this study is to propose a suitable franchising system for long distance bus services. Introduction chapter explains features and structure of bus industry and background of franchising system. ...
• Evaluating "Gamisariya" rural bus service programme 

  Fernando, PAN [Thesis-Abstract]

  “Public Passenger Transport (PPT) is very often associated with subsidies in almost all countries in the world”. When consider Sri Lanka, as a developing country, this statement is true with the PPT for Rural communities. ...
• Compensation system for road traffic accident victims 

  Piyasekara, ARR [Thesis-Full-text]

  Worldwide over 1.3 million Persons killed, 50 millions injured in 2007 due to road traffic accidents. In 2004,Road Traffic injuries was the ninth leading cause of death.By,2030 it is estimated the fifth leading cause of ...
• Formulation of database & performance indicators for land passenger transport in Sri Lanka 

  Danthanarayana, CT [Thesis-Abstract]

  Statistical information on transport activities serve an important role for transport related decision making. As such many developed countries maintain common transport databases to store transport data in different ...

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