Transport Strategy Center
The RTSC at the Centre for Transport Studies within Imperial College is a globally recognised applied research and consultancy group.
It was established in 1992 as a centre of excellence serving the railway industry on strategic, economic and technology issues.
RTSC has since broadened its international group of research partners and strengthened its position as strategic advisors to public transport organisations around the globe.
The RTSC at Imperial College is well known within the transport industryfor its research in the field of public transport operations & management.
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Effective development of a region's transport system requires a balanced strategy that in the short term, in 10, 20 and more years will provide the region with infrastructure, outrunning demand in terms of all modes of transport.
Many large world regions, leaders in transport product volume and transshipment, handling transit and transfer passengers, started out by creating a development strategy for multimodal transport hubs (MTH) based at promising ports, stations, and airports.
Many regions are geographically remote and located away from large transport hubs. They are characterized by poor land transport infrastructure and have many unique characteristics that implicate a peculiar approach to transport planning.
The TSC's areas of expertise include professional strategic planning in IT, development of innovative IT solutions for transport, tourism, transport engineering.
One of the core activities of TSC is the design and turn-key implementation of territory development projects for areas adjacent to transport infrastructure facilities.
The Transport Strategy Center Consortium (TSC) provides expert consulting assistance to regional authorities and transport organizations in developing comprehensive strategies for the development of transport infrastructure projects and attracting public and private funding for their implementation.
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