Prof. Graham Currie

Name: Prof. Graham Currie FTSE

Title: Professor and Director, PTRG

Affiliations: Public Transport Research Group, Monash University

Prof Currie is a renowned international Public Transport research leader and policy advisor with over 30 years experience. He has published more research papers in leading international peer research journals in this field than any other researcher in the world. He is founder of the ‘World Transit Research’ clearinghouse (www.worldtransitresearch.info) which has consolidated all research in this field into a single accessible source and is now used by over 8,000 towns and cities in over 170 countries worldwide.   Professor Currie has worked for some of the world’s leading Public Transport Operators including London Transport, and he has managed numerous Public Transport research and development projects internationally. Prof Currie’s experience spans Project Management, Demand Forecasting, Planning Methods in Public Transport, Regulatory Reviews, Efficiency and Performance Benchmarking, Training, Market Research, Investment Appraisal and Financial and Economic Analysis.   Graham is also a specialist advisor to international agencies on planning transport for special events and has worked on all the summer Olympic Games since 1996 and the Hajj pilgrimage in Mekka. Graham holds one of the world’s first full Professorships specializing in Public Transport. In this role he aims to develop knowledge and training for the public transport profession on a national and international basis.

In 2015, an independent world review of academic research in the field of public transport (Heilig, Leonard & Voß, Stefan. 2015. A Scientometric Analysis of Public Transport Research. Journal of Public Transportation, 18 (2): 111-141.) found that public transport research at Monash University was the leading research group in Australia and in the top 3 in the world.  In addition Professor Currie was found to one of the most cited researchers in the field and also one of the most productive in terms of the volume of research outputs in leading research journals.

In 2013 Professor Currie was lead author in a paper which won the William W Millar Award for Best Research paper in public transport at the 91st Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board in Washington DC USA.  This is the largest transport conference in the world.  In 2017 Professor Currie also won the William W Millar Award for Best Research paper in public transport at the 96th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board.  This means Professor Currie is the only person to have ever won this prestigious award twice.

In 2017 Professor Currie was elected as a Fellow of the Academy of Technology, Science and Engineering (ATSE).  His ATSE oration presentation, outlining his research career, is available here.

In 2020 Professor Currie was awarded the Australian Transport Medal by Engineers Australia for significant contributions to transport in Australia.

In 2021  Professor Currie received a special commendation for promoting industry engagement in graduate research by the Australian Council of Graduate Research in their national awards.

In 2021 Professor Currie was awarded the John Taplin Prize for best research paper at the 42nd Australasian Transport Research Forum in Brisbane.  The winning paper was:

  • Reynolds J, Pham D and Currie G (2021) “Do Trackless Trams need stronger roads? – the “weight” of evidence” Australasian Transport Research Forum 2021 Proceedings 8-10 December, Brisbane, Australia

In 2024 Professor Currie was awarded the Outstanding Paper Award at the 103rd Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board in Washington DC  The winning paper was:

  • Reynolds J, Bhuiyan R, Currie G and Johnson M (2024) ‘’ Tram Bike Crash Risks: A Cyclist Market Survey”  103rd Transportation Research Board Annual; Meeting, 7-11 Jan 2024

BSc (Hons) Geography, Huddersfield 1982

MSc in Transport Studies, Cranfield University 1984

PhD Monash University, 2011

2021 – Special Commendation, Promoting Industry Engagement in Graduate Research, Australian Council of Graduate Research, National Awards, 2021

2020 – Australian Transport Medal – Engineers Australia Transport Australia Society

2017 – John H Taplin Award – Best Research Paper at the 39th Australasian Transport Research Forum, Auckland New Zealand

2017 – William W Millar Award – Best Research Paper at the Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting in Public Transportation

2016 – Best Research Paper in Transport Policy – World Conference on Transport Research, Shanghai China

2014 – Best Class Award – Msc Unit – Urban Public Transport Systems – Jiangsu Province China

2014 – Best Class Award – Msc Unit – Urban Public Transport Systems – South East University, China

2014 – Nominated Vice Chancellors Award for Excellence in Postgraduate Supervision – Monash University

2013 – William W Millar Award – Best Research Paper at the Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting in Public Transportation

2013 – Certificate of Excellence in Reviewing – Elsevier – Journal of Transport Geography

2012 – Letter of Congratulation – Excellence in Teaching

2012 – Commendation – US Transportation Research Board – 91st Annual Meeting

2011 – Commendation – US Transportation Research Board – 90th Annual Meeting

2011 – UITP (Union Internationale de Transports Public) World Research Prize Nomination

2011 – UITP Asia Pacific Award for Knowledge and Research in Public Transport

2009 – Research Paper Award – 11th International Conference on Competition and Ownership in Land Passenger Transport (Thredbo 11) Delft University of Technology Holland

2007 – Institution of Transportation Engineers Award – Contribution to the Transportation Profession

2006 – Bus Association Victoria Bus Industry Award Winner 2006 for Industry Contribution

1996 – National Engineering Excellence Awards – Commendation

Cited with consultants Sinclair Knight Merz and the project implementation team with a high commendation for the Public Transport Planning for 1996 TransUrban Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park, Melbourne

1982 – Harry Robinson Prize for Academic Excellence

Associate Editor – International Research Journal “Transportation”

Editorial Board Member – Journal ‘Road and Transport Research’

Guest Editorial – Journal of Transport Geography Special Issue on the Tenth International Conference on Competition and Ownership in Land Passenger Transport (Thredbo 10)

US Transportation Research Board – Committee AP075 Light Rail Transit – Vice Chair

US Transportation Research Board – Committee AP075 (3) International developments in Light Rail Transit – Chair

Member Union Internationale des Transports Publics (UITP) – Academic Network (2005)

US Transportation Research Board – Committee AP025 Public Transportation Planning and Development – Full Member

Expert Referee for International Research Councils – University of Kuwait , Swiss National Science Foundation, the State Secretariat for Education and Research, Switzerland, the US Transportation Research Board, Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences, “Strategisch Basis Onderzoek” Netherlands, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC), Romanian National Council for Research and Development, Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, Portugal.

Gateway Review– Accredited for Review Team Membership

Committee Member – Reference Group – Review of the National Guidelines for Transport System Management (2014)

Committee Member – Translink Queensland Revenue Protection Taskforce (2013-4)

Advisor – Victorian Office of the Auditor General – Review of ICT in Transport (2014)

Committee Member – Victorian Road Based Public Transport Advisory Committee (2004-2013)

Member Metropolitan Bus Reviews Reference Group, Victoria Australia (2006-2010)

Steering Committee Member – Victorian Auditor Generals Performance Audit of the Victorian Rail Franchising Process (2004-5)

PTRG Projects

Australian Research Council Funded Projects – Discovery

  1. ‘Innovative urban traffic congestion solutions: optimising roadspace using networks of multi-class priority (Sarvi, Currie and Wallace) Chief Investigator on this major project exploring how to optimize roadspace in networks to minimize congestion.
  2. The long-term effects of autonomous cars on land use, access and travel (Currie, Kamruzzaman) Lead Chief Investigator on this project exploring how travel and land use might be impacted by AV futures.

Australian Research Council Funded Projects – Industry

  1. LP100100159 Optimising the design and implementation of public transport priority initiatives (2010-2016) Principal Chief Investigator
  2. LP120200361 ‘Innovative Tools to Improve Station Design and Management of Crowds in Emergency and Panic Conditions’ – Chief Investigator
  3. LP066046 ‘Investigating Transport Disadvantage, Social Exclusion and Well Being in Metropolitan, Regional and Rural Victoria (2006-2011). Principal Chief investigator

Industry Contract Research Projects

  1. Long Term Impacts of Covid-19 on Travel in Melbourne – Victorian Department of Transport (2020)
  2. Independent Peer Review of Modelling Approaches for the NSW Fast Train Project – NSW Office of Premier and Cabinet (2019)
  3. Independent Peer Review of Demand Forecasting for the Melbourne Metro Rail Tunnel Project – Victorian office of the Auditor General (2018-19)
  4. Best Practice Public Transport Regulatory, Procurement/Contracting Model Research – Transport for London and Melbourne (2019) for the International Transport Forum of the OECD, Paris
  5. NZTA Peer Reviewer – ART 16/18 Predictable Journeys (2016-2018) – for Opus International Consultants
  6. Transit Connectivity Research (2018-) US Federal Transit Administration
  7. NZTA Peer Reviewer – TAR 15/09 Value of Public Transport as a Network (2015-2016) – for Abley Transportation Consultants
  8. Working paper on International Experience in Public Transport Deregulation, Franchising, Outsourcing and Corporatisation – Public Transport Market Organisation and Innovation Working Group 2015- to date International Transport Forum (OECD, Paris)
  9. Benchmarking Public Transport for International Tourists in Queensland Cities (2015) – Queensland Department of Tourism, Major Events, Small Business and the Commonwealth Games (DTESB)
  10. Passenger Growth Strategy R&D Project – Metro Trains Melbourne (2013-)
  11. Exploring Responses to Unplanned Rail Disruptions – Metro Trains Melbourne (2013-14)
  12. Exploring the Psychology of Fare Evasion (2012-3)
  13. Before and After Assessment of the Impact of Removing Setback Filter Turns on Safety and Operations Performance on Lonsdale Street Bus Lanes (2012-14)
  14. Exploring the Road Safety and Operational Impacts of Measures to Improve Bus Lane Performance in Lonsdale Street Melbourne (2012)
  15. Olympic Transport – Key Lessons for the Hajj/Omrah Event 2010-2011 – Umm Al Qura University Saudi Arabia Principal Chief Investigator
  16. Victorian Department of Transport – Review of Intermodal Coordination Research (2011-12) – Principal Investigator
  17. Victorian Department of Transport – Review of Disappearing Traffic Research (2011-12) – Principal Investigator
  18. Metlink Monash PhD Research in Transit Market Development (2011-2014)
  19. City of Boroondara – Literature Review of Induced Travel 2010
  20. Smartbus Ridership Drivers R&D Project – Department of Transport 2010-2011
  21. BusVic 2009 Industry Survey – Independent survey of the Victorian Bus Industry
  22. Volgren-Monash PhD Research Scholarship in Vehicle Design (2007-2011) – Funded by Grenda/Volgren for a PhD student shared between ITS (Monash) and the Monash Art and Design
  23. City of Melbourne – Pedestrian Flow Modelling Research & Development Project (2009-10)
  24. London Olympic Delivery Authority Transport – Strategy Advisor (2007-2009)
  25. Review of Australasian Bus Rapid Transit – University of Southern Florida and the US Federal Transit Authority (2007-8)
  26. Exploring Links between Public Transport, Social Capital and Community Strengthening (2006)
  27. DoI/ BAV – Demand Responsive Bus Options and Pilot Studies (2006)
  28. VicRoads – Simulation Modelling of Bus Signal Priority (2005-6)
  29. Metlink – Market Futures Research and Development Projects (2006-8)
  30. VicRoads – Dynamic Active Signal Priority Philosophy and Logic Development (2005-2008)
  31. Metlink Monash PhD Research in Transit Market Development (2005-2009)
  32. VicRoads – Arterial Roadspace Management for Public Transport Priority (2003-4)
  33. Operations Advisor – Athens Olympic Games (2002-4)
  34. Sydney Transitways – Advisor on Transitway Demand Forecasting (2003-4) –
  35. Transit Network Design Tradeoffs Research Project – DoIER Tasmania (2003)

CONSULTING ACTIVITIES

Numerous

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

MONASH UNIVERSITY

CIV5316 Fundamentals of Urban Public Transport (2006-)

Planning Public Transport II Network & Strategic Perspectives – Short Course (2006-)

Planning Public Transport at a Route Level – Short Course (2003, 2005-)

Public Transport Performance Assessment – Short Course (2004, 2008)

Traffic Engineering and Management – Short Course (2004)

Postgraduate Masters Program in Transport and Traffic (2003-)

Supervised student projects in the Public Transport area.

Undergraduate Program in Civil Engineering (2003-)

Supervising student projects in the Public Transport area. Lecturing in public transport planning issues including design for on-road public transport.

SOUTH EAST UNIVERSITY – SUZHOU CHINA

CIV5322 Urban Public Transport Systems (2013-)

Developed and delivered a public transport planning course as part of the new joint Monash/SEU Masters in Transport Systems degree to students in Suzhou China.

PHD STUDENT SUPERVISION

Completions

12 PhD and 1 Masters by research completions:

  • Chris De Gruyter – PhD – Travel plans for new residential developments: Insights from theory and practice
  • Lorelei Schmitt – PhD – Do first trips matter? Exploring unfamiliar public transport travel
  • Selby Coxon – PhD – A design study of metropolitan rail carriage interior configuration to improve boarding, alighting, passenger dispersal and dwell time stability
  • Brendan Pender – 2014 – PhD – Unplanned Urban Passenger Rail Disrutin – new methodologies and Perspectives on Bus Bridging
  • Kelvin Goh – 2014 – PhD – Exploring New methodologies and Perspectives on the Road safety benefits of Bus Priority
  • Alexa Delbosc – 2013 – PhD – The Impact of Transport on Subjective Well Being
  • Md Aftabuzzaman – 2011 – PhD – Understanding the Road Traffic Congestion Relief of Public Transport
  • Victoria Johnson – 2011 – PhD – An Exploration of the Relationship Between Transport to Arts and Cultural Activities and Social Exclusion
  • Robbie Napper – 2011 – PhD – Designing Route Buses: From Bespoke to Mass Customisation
  • Ehsan Mazloumi – 2011 – PhD – Public Transport Travel Time and Its Variability
  • Paul Hamer – 2011 – Msc – Impacts of Parking Price Policies: A Case Study of the Melbourne CBD Congestion Levy
  • Tat Mweng Gwee – 2010 – PhD – Exploring the Economic Impacts of Agglomeration Economies in urban Rail Projects
  • Mahmoud Mesbah – 2009 – PhD – A Methodology to Optimize Transit Road Space Priority at the Network Level

Current Supervisions

5 lead supervisor and 3 co-supervisions

THESIS EXAMINATION

Thirteen in total including University of Aberdeen UK, University of Auckland New Zealand (3), Queensland University of Technology, The University of Queensland (2), The University of New South Wales, The University of Sydney, Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand), University College Dublin (Ireland), University of Leeds (UK).

PT Publications

Books

Published

  1. Currie G (2021) ‘ The Handbook of Public Transport Research’ Eward Elgar Publishing Limited,   ISBN:978 1 78897 865 1  https://www.e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/handbook-of-public-transport-research-9781788978651.html
  2. Currie G (2011) ‘ New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research’ Emerald Group Publishing Limited,   ISBN: 9781780522005 http://books.emeraldinsight.com/display.asp?ISB=9781780522005
  3. Currie G Stanley J and Stanley J (2007) ‘No Way To Go – Transport and Social Disadvantage in Australian Communities’ Monash University ePress epress.monash.edu/nwtg
  4. Currie G Gammie F Waingold C Paterson D and Vandersar D (2005) ‘Rural and Regional Young People and Transport – Improving Access to Transport for Young People in Rural and Regional Australia’. Youth Affairs Research Program ISBN 0 9752498 5 1 Jan 2005 http://www.dest.gov.au/NR/rdonlyres/6D37D35C-845D-463F-AB31-3475D70EC001/21835/randr_transport.pdf
  5. Currie G (2003) ‘Tasmanian Youth Transport Strategy’ Published by the Department of Youth Affairs Tasmania.
  6. Currie G and Starrs M.M. (1992) “Strategies to Overcome Transport Disadvantage” published for the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Social Justice Program into Locational Disadvantage. ISBN 0 644 25877 2, 1992

Book Chapters

Published

  1. Currie G (2021) ‘Introduction’ Chapter 1 in Currie G (ed) ‘Handbook of Public Transport Research’ Edward Elgar Publishing
  2. Fournier N and Currie G (2021) ‘World Transit Research – State of the Art’ Chapter 2 in in Currie G (ed) ‘Handbook of Public Transport Research’ Edward Elgar Publishing
  3. Aston L, Currie G Kamruzzaman L, Delbosc A and Min C (2021) ‘Methodologies for Empirical Public Transport and Built Environment Research’ Chapter 3 in in Currie G (ed) ‘Handbook of Public Transport Research’ Edward Elgar Publishing
  4. Currie G Rahaman M, Muir C and Delbosc A (2021) ‘Personal Safety on Public Transport – Research Frontiers and New Tools for an Old Problem’ Chapter 5 in in Currie G (ed) ‘Handbook of Public Transport Research’ Edward Elgar Publishing
  5. Currie G and Delbosc A (2021) ‘The Paradigm Shift in Revenue Protection Research and Practice’ Chapter 7 in in Currie G (ed) ‘Handbook of Public Transport Research’ Edward Elgar Publishing
  6. Reynolds J and Currie G (2021) ‘New Approaches and Insights to Managing On-Road Public Transport Priority’ Chapter 10 in in Currie G (ed) ‘Handbook of Public Transport Research’ Edward Elgar Publishing
  7. Delbosc A., Currie G. (2018) Accessibility and Exclusion Related to Well Being. In: Friman M., Ettema D., Olsson L.E. (eds) Quality of Life and Daily Travel. Applying Quality of Life Research (Best Practices). Springer, Cham
  8. Currie G (2017) ‘Preferential Road Treatments for Public Transport’ Chapter 17 in Delbosc A and Young W  ‘Traffic Engineering and Management handbook’ 2017 Edition, Monash University Publishing
  9. Kinnear R and Currie G (2017) Rail-Road Crossings and Public Transport Interchanges’ Chapter 18 in Delbosc A and Young W  ‘Traffic Engineering and Management handbook’ 2017 Edition, Monash University Publishing
  10. Currie, G. and Delbosc, A. (2017) ‘Transport and the Older Australian – Freedom, Challenges and Opportunities’ in O’Loughlin, K Browning C and Kendig H (Ed.) ‘Ageing in Australia: challenges and opportunities’ Volume 16 of the series International Perspectives on Aging pp 193-206
  11. Currie G (2016) ‘Managing on-road public transport’ Chapter 25 in Bliemer MCJ, Mulley C and Moutou C
  12. Currie G (2014) ‘Public Transport Progress and Failure – Keeping up with growth in Australian Cities’ in Stanley J and Roux A (Ed) ‘Infrastructure for 21st Century Australian Cities’ Papers from the ADC Forum National Infrastructure and Cities Summit, March 2014, Eds Stanley J and Roux A (2014) ISSN 978-0-9806574-2-5
  13. Young, W Currie G and Hamer P (2014) ‘Exploring The Impact Of The Melbourne CBD Parking Levy On Who Pays The Levy, Parking Supply And Mode Use’ in Transport and Sustainability; Vol 5 Parking: Issues and Policies ISBN: 978-1-78350-919-5; Edited by: Stephen Ison, Corinne Mulley
  14. Currie, G (2011) ‘Introduction’ in Currie, G (Ed.) ‘New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research ’ Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, Bingley UK
  15. Currie, G and Delbosc, A (2011) ‘Transport disadvantage: a review’ in Currie, G (Ed.) ‘New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research’ Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, Bingley UK
  16. Currie, G and Delbosc, A (2011) ‘Study approach overview’ in Currie, G (Ed.) ‘New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion ’ Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, Bingley UK.
  17. Currie, G and Delbosc, A (2011) ‘Exploring transport issues’ in Currie, G (Ed.) ‘New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research’ Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, Bingley UK
  18. Currie, G and Delbosc, A (2011) ‘Field Survey Sampling Results’ in Currie, G (Ed.) ‘New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research’ Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, Bingley UK
  19. Currie, G and Delbosc, A (2011) ‘Field Survey Results’ in Currie, G (Ed.) ‘New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research’ Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, Bingley UK
  20. Delbosc, A and Currie, G (2011) ‘Piecing it together: a structural equation medel of transport, social exclusion and well-being’ in Currie, G (Ed.) ‘New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research’ Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, Bingley UK
  21. Delbosc, A and Currie, G (2011) ‘Taking it apart: disaggregate modelling of transport, social exclusion and well-being’ in Currie, G (Ed.) ‘New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion’ Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, Bingley UK
  22. Currie, G (2011) ‘Conclusions’ in Currie, G (Ed.) ‘New Perspectives and Methods in Transport and Social Exclusion Research ’ Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, Bingley UK
  23. Currie G (2010) ‘Rapid Transit’ entry in the ‘A Dictionary Of Transport Analysis’ Ed. Button, K, Vega, H. and Nijkamp, P – Edward Elgar Publishing , November 2010 c 544 pp Hardback 978 1 84376 375 8
  24. Currie G and Delbosc A (2010) ‘Mobility vs affordability as motivations for car ownership choice in urban fringe, low-income Australia’ in Lucas, K Blumenberg E and Weinburger R ‘Auto Motives: Understanding Car Use Behaviours’
  25. Currie G (2007) ‘Young Australians – No Way to Go’ Book chapter in Currie G Stanley J and Stanley J (2007) ‘No Way To Go – Transport and Social Disadvantage in Australian Communities’ Monash University ePress www.epress.monash.edu/nwtg
  26. Currie G and Senbergs Z (2007) ‘Transport Disadvantage and Indigenous Australians’ Book chapter in Currie G Stanley J and Stanley J (2007) ‘No Way To Go – Transport and Social Disadvantage in Australian Communities’ Monash University ePress www.epress.monash.edu/nwtg
  27. Currie G and Allen J (2007) ‘Transport Disadvantage and Australians with Disabilities’ Book chapter in Currie G Stanley J and Stanley J (2007) ‘No Way To Go – Transport and Social Disadvantage in Australian Communities’ Monash University ePress www.epress.monash.edu/nwtg
  28. Stanley J, Stanley J, and Currie G (2007) ‘Introduction’ Book Chapter in ‘No Way To Go – Transport and Social Disadvantage in Australian Communities’ Proposal for a book to Monash University ePress www.epress.monash.edu/nwtg
  29. Stanley J, Currie G and Stanley J, (2007) ‘The Way to Go ’ Book Chapter in ‘No Way To Go – Transport and Social Disadvantage in Australian Communities’ Proposal for a book to Monash University ePress www.epress.monash.edu/nwtg
  30. Currie G (2004) ‘Planning and Design for On Road Public Transport’ in ‘Traffic Engineering and Management’ Institute of Transport Studies, Monash University ISBM No. 0 7326 1612 3
  31. Currie G , Sarvi, M. and Young B. (2004) “ A New Methodology for Allocating Road Space for Public Transport Priority”. In: Brebbia, C.A. & Wadhwa, L.C. (Ed.) Urban Transport X Urban transport and the environment in the 21st century, WITpress, Germany, 375-388.

Journal Articles

Published

  1. Currie G and Fournier N (2020) ‘Valuing Public Transport Customer Experience Infrastructure – a Review of Methods & Application’ Public Transportation  online 8 Sept 2020
  2. De Gruyter, Chris & Currie, Graham. 2020. Valuing Public Transport Customer Amenities: International Transit Agency Practice. JOURNAL OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION, 22 (1)
  3. Currie G and Fournier N (2020) ‘Why most DRT/Micro-Transits fail – what the survivors tell us about progress’ RESEARCH IN TRANSPORT ECONOMICS, online June 2020
  4. Currie G and Wong T (2020) ‘Workshop 4 report: Realising the Potential Benefits of Demand-Responsive Travel.’ Research in Transport Economics, online 15 August 2020
  5. Aston L , Currie G, Delbosc A,. Kamruzzaman M & Teller D (2020): Exploring built environment impacts on transit use – an updated meta-analysis, TRANSPORT REVIEWS
  6. Aston L, Currie G, Kamruzzaman M, Delbosc A and Teller D (2020) ‘Addressing transit mode location bias in built environment-transit mode use research’ JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY Volume 87, July 2020, 102786
  7. Aston L, Currie G, Kamruzzaman M, Delbosc A and Teller D (2020) ‘Study Design Impacts on Built Environment and Transit Use Research’ JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY Volume 82, January 2020, 102625
  8. Wu Z, An K, Wang W, Currie G and Hu X (2020) ” Comprehensive Approach to Transfer Synchronization in Public Transit” J. Transp. Eng., Part A: Systems, 2020, 146(4): 04020017
  9. Nguyen-Phuoc D, Young W, Currie G and De Gruyter C (2020) ‘Traffic congestion relief associated with public transport: the state-of-the-art ‘  Public Transport
  10. Gu T Kim I Currie G (2020) ‘The two-wheeled renaissance in China-an empirical review of bicycle, E-bike, and motorbike development’ INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION DOI: 10.1080/15568318.2020.1737277
  11. McCarthy, L., Delbosc, A., Currie, G. et al. Trajectories and transitions: mobility after parenthood. Transportation (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11116-019-10051-5
  12. McCarthy, L., Delbosc, A., Currie, G. et al. Parenthood and cars: A weakening relationship?. Transportation (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11116-018-9963-7
  13. Tajaddini A, Phan TG, Beare R, Ma H, Srikanth V, Currie G and Vu HL (2019) ‘Application of strategic transport model and Google Maps to develop better clot retrieval stroke service’ FRONTIERS IN NEUROLOGY vol. 10, issue JUN
  14. Luo D, Cats O, van Lint H and Currie G (2019) ‘Integrating network science and public transport accessibility analysis for comparative assessment’ JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY Volume 80, October 2019, 102505
  15. Truong L and Currie G (2019) ‘Macroscopic road safety impacts of public transport: a case study of Melbourne, Australia’ ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION Volume 132, November 2019, 105270
  16. Kamruzzaman, M, De Vos J, Grodach C, Currie G, Giles-Corti B and Turrell G (2019) ‘Spatial biases in residential mobility and their effects on mode switch behaviour’ TRAVEL BEHAVIOUR AND SOCIETY 18 (2020) 15-28
  17. Truong, Long; Currie, Graham; Wallace, Mark; De Gruyter, Chris; An, Kun (2019) ‘Coordinated Transit Signal Priority Model Considering Stochastic Bus Arrival Time’ TRANSACTIONS ON INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS Vol 20 Issue 4 April 2019 pp 1269-1277
  18. McCarthy L, Delbosc A, Currie G and Molloy A (2019) ‘Transit Faithfuls’ or ‘Transit Leavers’? Understanding mobility trajectories of new parents” TRANSPORT POLICY Volume 78, June 2019, Pages 105-112
  19. Nguyen-Phuoc, D Currie G, De Gruyter C and Young W (2018) ‘Congestion relief and public transport: An enhanced method using disaggregate mode shift evidence’ CASE STUDIES IN TRANSPORT Volume 6, Issue 4, December 2018, Pages 518-528
  20. Schmitt L, Delbosc A and Currie G (2019) “Learning to use transit services: Adapting to unfamiliar transit travel” TRANSPORTATION 46(3), pp. 1033-1049
  21. De Gruyter, Currie G Truong L and Naznin F (2019) “A meta-analysis and synthesis of public transport customer amenity valuation research” TRANSPORT REVIEWS Volume 39, 2019 – Issue pp 261-283
  22. Faisal A, Yigitcanlar T, Kamruzzaman M and Currie G (2019) ‘Understanding autonomous vehicles: A systematic literature review on capability, impact, planning and policy’ THE JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT AND LAND USE COL 12 NO 1 [2019] PP 45-72
  23. Delbosc A and Currie G (2019) ‘Why do people fare evade? A global shift in fare evasion research’ TRANSPORT REVIEWS Volume 39 – 3 pp376-391
  24. Gu T Kim I and Currie G ‘Measuring immediate impacts of a new mass transit system on an existing bike-share system in China’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART A Vol 124 pp20-39
  25. Nguyen-Phuoc, D Currie G, De Gruyter C and Young W (2018) ‘Transit user reactions to major service withdrawal – A behavioural study’ TRANSPORT POLICY Volume 64, May 2018, Pages 29-37
  26. Nguyen-Phuoc, D Currie G, De Gruyter C and Young W (2018) ‘How do public transport users adjust their travel behaviour if public transport ceases – A qualitative study’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART F Volume 54, April 2018, Pages 1-14
  27. Currie G (2018) ‘Lies, Damn Lies, Av’s, Shared Mobility And Urban Transit Futures’ Journal of Public Transportation Special Issues on the Future of Public Transport. Vol 21 No 1
  28. Currie G and De Gruyter C (2018) ‘Exploring links between the sustainability performance of urban public transport and land use in international cities’ Journal of Transport and Land Use, 11(1), pp. 325-342.
  29. Diemer MJ, Currie G, De Gruyter C and Hopkins I (2018) ‘Filling the Space between Trams, Transport and Place: Adapting the ‘Movement & Place’ Framework to Melbourne’s Tram Network’ JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY Volume 70, June 2018, Pages 215-227
  30. Duy Q. Nguyen-Phuoc, Graham Currie, Chris De Gruyter & William Young (2018) Exploring the impact of public transport strikes on travel behavior and traffic congestion, International Journal of Sustainable Transportation, 12:8, 613-623
  31. Nguyen-Phuoc, D Currie G, De Gruyter C and Young W (2018) ‘Modelling the net traffic congestion impact of bus operations in Melbourne ‘ Transportation Research Part A Part A 117 (2018) 1-12
  32. Gong X, Currie G Liu Z and Guo X (2018) ‘A Disaggregate Study of Rail Feeder Transfer Penalties Including Weather Effects’ TRANSPORTATION September 2018, Volume 45, Issue 5, pp 1319-1349
  33. Nguyen-Phuoc, D Currie G, De Gruyter C and Young W (2018) ‘Congestion relief and public transport: An enhanced method using disaggregate mode shift evidence’ CASE STUDIES ON TRANSPORT POLICY 6 (2018) pp518-528
  34. Lin T, Ryan M, Xia J and Currie G (In Press) ‘Exploring Passenger Rail Markets Using New Station Catchment Size and Shape Metrics’ JOURNAL OF SPATIAL SCIENCE Volume 63, 2018 – Issue 2: pp 379-398 Special Issue: Spatio-temporal theories, technologies and applications for transport and urban planning. Guest Editors: Jianhong (Cecilia) Xia, Jun Yang and Jun Liu
  35. Gu T Kim I and Currie G (2018) ‘To be or not to be dockless: Empirical analysis of dockless bikeshare development in China ‘TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART A: POLICY AND PRACTICE Volume 119, January 2019, Pages 122-147
  36. Fearnley N, Currie G, Toner J, Killi M, Wardman M, Flügel S (2017) ‘Competition and substitution between public transport modes’   RESEARCH IN TRANSPORT ECONOMICS Volume 69, September 2018, Pages 51-58
  37. Currie G and Hidalgo D (2018) ‘Workshop 1 Report ; Integrating rail and bus based modes (including BRT) into a user-relevant transport system’ RESEARCH IN TRANSPORT ECONOMICS Volume 69, September 2018, Pages 35-38
  38. Currie G, Truong L and De Gruyter C (2018) ‘Regulatory Structures and their Impact on the Sustainability Performance of Public Transport in World Cities’ RESEARCH IN TRANSPORT ECONOMICS Volume 69, September 2018, Pages 494-500
  39. Truong LT, Currie G, Wallace M and De Gruyter C (2017) ‘Does Combining Transit Signal Priority with Dedicated Bus Lanes or Queue Jump Lanes at Multiple Intersections Create Multiplier Effects?’ Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, No. 2647, 2017, pp. 80–92.
  40. De Gruyter, C. Rose, G., Currie, G., Rye, T. & van de Graaff, E. (2018) Travel plans for new developments: a global review, TRANSPORT REVIEWS, Vol. 38, No. 2 pp 142-161
  41. Truong L Currie G Wallace M De Gruyter C (2017) ‘Analytical approach to estimate delay reduction associated with bus priority measures’ IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Magazine Volume: 9, Issue: 4, winter 2017 pp91-101
  42. Truong LT, De Gruyter C, Currie G and Delbosc A (2017) ‘Estimating the Trip Generation Impacts of Autonomous Vehicles on Car Travel in Victoria, Australia’ TRANSPORTATION November 2017, Volume 44, Issue 6, pp 1279-1292
  43. Naznin F, Currie G and Logan D (2018) ‘Exploring road design factors influencing tram road safety – Melbourne tram driver focus group’ ACCIDENT ANALYSIS & PREVENTION, Volume 110, January 2018, Pages 52-61
  44. McCarthy L, Delbosc A, Currie G and Malloy A (2017) ‘”Factors influencing travel mode choice among families with young children (aged 0 to 4): A review of the literature” TRANSPORT REVIEWS Vol 27 Issue 6 pp 767-781
  45. Truong L, Sarvi M and Currie G (2016) notified ‘An investigation of multiplier effects generated by implementing queue jump lanes at multiple intersections’ JOURNAL OF ADVANCED TRANSPORTATION Volume 50, Issue 8, December 2016, Pages: 1699-1715
  46. Rahaman M Currie G Muir C (2016) Development and Application of a Scale to Measure Station Design Quality for Personal Safety’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 2540 pp 1-1
  47. Naznin F, Currie G and Logan D (2017) ‘Key challenges in tram/streetcar driving from the tram driver’s perspective – A qualitative study’ Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour, Volume 49, August 2017, Pages 39-48
  48. Currie G and Muir C (2017) ‘Understanding Passenger Perceptions and Behaviors During Unplanned Rail Disruptions’ Transportation Research Procedia 25C (2017) 4396–4406
  49. Nguyen-Phuoc DQ, Currie G, De Gruyter C and Young W (2017) ‘Local and system-wide traffic effects of urban road-rail level crossings: A new 4 estimation technique’ Vol 60 April 2017 pp89-97
  50. Nguyen-Phuoc DQ, Currie G, De Gruyter C and Young W (2017) ‘Net Impacts of Streetcar Operations on Traffic Congestion in Melbourne’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Volume 2648, 2017, Passenger Rail and Terminals pp. 1 -9
  51. Truong LT, Currie G and Sarvi M (2017) ‘Analytical and simulation approaches to understand combined effects of transit signal priority and road-space priority measures’ Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies, Volume 74, 1 January 2017, Pages 275-294
  52. De Gruyter C, Rose G, Currie C (2016) Travel Plans for New Residential Developments: Measuring Self-Selection Effects to Better Understand Travel Behavior Impacts’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD 2564, pp. 60 –69
  53. Delbosc A, Currie G, Nicholls L and Maller C (2016) Social Transit as Mass Transit in Suburban Greenfield Development’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Vol 5 2543, pp. 62 –70
  54. Chen J, Currie G Lui Z, Li Z Wang W, (2016) ‘Should Optimal Stop Spacing Vary by Land Use Type? New Methodology’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Vol 5 2543, pp. 34 –44
  55. De Gruyter C, Currie G and Rose G (2017) ‘Sustainability Measures of Public Transport in Cities: A World Review and Focus on the Asia/Middle East Region Cities’ SUSTAINABILITY 9, 43, special issue on The Current and Future Role of Public Transport in Delivering Sustainable Cities
  56. Currie G and Merkert R (2016) ‘Workshop 1 report: Innovations in Service Delivery and Performance Management’ RESEARCH IN TRANSPORTATION ECONOMICS Volume 59, November 2016, Pages 7–10
  57. Currie G and De Gruyter C (2016) ‘Exploring Performance Outcomes and Regulatory Contexts of Light Rail in Australia and the US’ RESEARCH IN TRANSPORT ECONOMICS Volume 59, November 2016, Pages 297–303
  58. Analytical and simulation approaches to understand combined effects of transit signal priority and road-space priority measures TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART C: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES, Volume 74, January 2017, Pages 275-294 Long Tien Truong, Graham Currie, Majid Sarvi
  59. Currie G and Delbosc A (2017) ‘An Empirical Model for the Psychology of Deliberate and Unintentional Fare Evasion’ TRANSPORT POLICY  Volume 54, February 2017, Pages 21–29
  60. De Gruyter C, Rose G and Currie G (2015) ‘Travel plans for new residential developments: A synthesis of research findings’ ROAD AND TRANSPORT RESEARCH Vol 24 Issue 4 pp 59-72
  61. Delbosc A and Currie G (2016) ‘Four types of fare evasion: A qualitative study from Melbourne, Australia’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART F: TRAFFIC PSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIOUR Volume 43, November 2016, Pages 254–264
  62. De Gruyter C and Currie G (2016) ‘Rail-Road Crossing Impacts: An International Synthesis’ TRANSPORT REVIEWS Volume 36, 2016 – Issue 6, Pages 793-815
  63. Pavkova K, Currie G, Delbosc A and Sarvi M (2016) ‘Selecting tram links for priority treatments – The Lorenz Curve approach’ JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY, Volume 55, July 2016, Pages 101-109
  64. Delbosc A and Currie G (2016) ‘Cluster analysis of fare evasion behaviours in Melbourne, Australia’  TRANSPORT POLICY Volume 50, August 2016, Pages 29-36
  65. Aston L, Currie G and Pavkova K (2016) ‘Does Transit Mode Influence the Transit-Orientation of Urban Development? – An Empirical Study’ JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY Vol 55 (2016) pp83-91
  66. Truong, L. T., Sarvi, M., Currie, G., & Garoni, T. M. (2015). Required Traffic Micro-simulation Runs for Reliable Multivariate Performance Estimates. JOURNAL OF ADVANCED TRANSPORTATION 50(3), 296-314
  67. Chen X, Liu Z and Currie G (2016) ‘Optimising Location and Capacity of Rail-Based Park and Ride to Increase Public Transport Usage’ TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AND TECHNOLOGY Vil 39:5, pp507-526
  68. Naznin F, Currie G, Logan D and Sarvi M (2016) ‘Application of a Random Effects Negative Binomial Model to Examine Tram-Involved Crash Frequency on Route Sections in Melbourne, Australia’ ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION Volume 92, July 2016, Pages 15-21
  69. Currie G and Reynolds J (2016) ‘Evaluating Pay-on-Entry Versus Proof-of Payment Ticketing in Light Rail Transit’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 2540 pp 39-45
  70. Naznin F Currie G Sarvi M and Logan D (In Press) ‘Exploring the Road Safety Impact of Tram/Streetcar Lane and Signal Priority Measures: An Empirical Bayes Before-After Study’ TRAFFIC INJURY AND PREVENTION Traffic Injury Prevention , 17 ( 1 ) pp. 91 – 97
  71. Truong L Sarvi M and Currie G (2015) ‘Exploring Multiplier Effects Generated by Bus Lane Combinations’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 2533 pp 68-77
  72. De Gruyter C Rose G and Currie G (2015) ‘Evaluating the Effectiveness of Travel Plans at New Residential Developments’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD 2537: 126-136
  73. Currie G Delbosc A (2015) Variation in Perceptions of Urban Public Transport Performance Between International Cities Using Spiral Plot Analysis’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 2538 on pages 54-64
  74. Pender, B., Currie, G., Shiwakoti, N. and Delbosc, A. (2015) ‘Exploring the Economic Viability of Bus Bridging Reserves to Improve Unplanned Passenger Rail Disruption Response’ Transportation Research Record. 2537: 13-22
  75. Delbosc A and Currie G (2015) ‘Does Information and Communication Technology Complement or Replace Social Travel Among Young Adults?’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 2531 on pages 76-82
  76. Mesbah, M., Luy, M., Currie, G. 2014 Investigating the lagged effect of weather parameters on travel time reliability WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment , 191 pp. 795 – 801
  77. Jones, A.,Woolley, J., Currie, G. (2015). The London Summer Olympic Games: Threat of Disruption and Business Reaction. EVENT MANAGEMENT,19(2), pp 187-210. DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.3727/152599515X14297053839610
  78. Currie, G Jones, A and Woolley J (2015)   ‘Travel Demand Management and the ‘Big Scare’ – Impacts and Lessons on Travel in London during the 2012 Olympic Games’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Volume 2469 / Demand Management, Parking, Taxis, and Accessible Transportation and Mobility pp 11-22
  79. Mesbah, M., Lin, J., Currie, G. (2015) “Weather” transit is reliable? Using AVL data to explore tram performance in Melbourne, Australia, Journal of Traffic and Transportation Engineering (English Edition) (2015), doi: 10.1016/j.jtte.2015.03.001
  80. De Gruyter C, Rose G and Currie (2015) ‘Enhancing the impact of travel plans for new residential developments: Insights from implementation theory’ TRANSPORT POLICY 40 (2015) pp24–35
  81. Kamruzzamana M, Yigitcanlar T, Washington S, Currie G and Turrell G (2014) Australian baby boomers switched to more environment friendly modes of transport during the global financial crisis ‘ INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (2014) Vol 11 Issue 8 pp2133–2144
  82. Delbosc A and Currie (2014) ‘Impact of Attitudes and Life Stage on Decline in Rates of Driver’s License Acquisition by Young People in Melbourne, Australia ‘ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Vol 2452 pp 62-70
  83. Ricciardi, A Xia C, Currie G (2015) ‘Exploring Public Transport Equity between Separate Disadvantaged Cohorts: A Case Study in Perth, Australia’ JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY Volume 43, February 2015, Pages 111-122
  84. Currie G, Burke M and Delbosc A (2014) ‘Performance of Australian Light Rail and Comparison with U.S. Trends’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Vol 2419 Transit 2014 Vol 5 pp 11-22
  85. Pender, B Currie G Delbosc A and Shiwakoti N (2014) ‘An International Study of Current and Potential Social Media Applications in Unplanned Passenger Rail Disruptions’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Volume 2419, Volume 2419 / Transit 2014, Vol. 5 pp 118-127
  86. Schmitt, L Currie G and Delbosc A (2015) ‘Lost in Transit? Unfamiliar public transport travel explored using a journey planner web survey’ TRANSPORTATION Vol 42 No 1 Jan 2015 pp101-122
  87. De Gruyter C, Rose G and Currie (2014) ‘Methodology for Evaluating the Quality of Travel Plans for New Developments’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD 2417 pp 46-57
  88. Wang Y, Guo J, Currie G, Ceder A, Dong W and Pender B (2014) ‘Bus Bridging Disruption in Rail Services with Frustrated and Impatient Passengers’ IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS Vol 15 No 5 Oct 2014
  89. Currie G and Delbosc A (2014) ‘Assessing Bus Rapid Transit System Performance in Australasia’ RESEARCH IN TRANSPORTATION ECONOMICS Volume 48, December 2014, Pages 142–151
  90. Schmitt L Harris S and Currie G (2014) ‘Adapting an Online Transit Journey Planner into a Low-Cost Travel Survey Tool’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Volume 2405 / Travel Survey Methods pp8-15
  91. Goh K, Currie G, Sarvi M and Logan D (2014) ‘Experimental Micro-Simulation Modelling of Road Safety Impacts of Bus Priority’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD, Volume 2402 / Truck and Bus Safety; Roundabouts 2014, pp 9-14
  92. Pender B Currie G Delbosc A Shiwakoti N (2014) ‘Social Media Use during Unplanned Passenger Rail Disruptions: A Review of Literature’ TRANSPORT REVIEWS Vol 34 No 4 pp501-521
  93. De Gruyter C, Rose G and Currie G (2014) ‘Securing travel plans through the planning approvals process: A case study of practice from Victoria, Australia’ CITIES Vol 41 (2014) pp114-122
  94. Delbosc A and Currie G (2014) Changing demographics and young adult driver license decline in Melbourne, Australia (1994-2009) ‘ TRANSPORTATION Volume 41, Issue 3, pp 529-542
  95. Goh K, Currie G, Sarvi M and Logan D (2013) ‘Road Safety Benefits from Bus Priority? – An Empirical Study’   TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD, No. 2352, Transportation Research Board of the National Academies, Washington,D.C., 2013, pp. 41–49
  96. Wang Y, Guo J, Ceder A, Currie G, Dong W and Yuan H (In Press) ‘Waiting for Public Transport Services: Queue Analysis with Balking and Reneging Behaviors of Impatient Passengers’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART B Transportation Research Part B: Methodological, Volume 63, May 2014, Pages 53-76
  97. Kamruzzaman M, Hine J, Currie G, Wood L, Giles-Corti B, Turrell G (2014) An Empirical Study of Patterns of Social Capital associated with Transit Oriented Development in Brisbane, Australia JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY Volume 35, February 2014, Pages 144-155
  98. Goh, K, Currie, G, Sarvi M and Logan, D (2014) ‘Bus Accident Analysis of Routes With/Without Bus Priority’ ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION Volume 65, April 2014, Pages 18-27
  99. Delbosc A and Currie G (2014) ‘Using discussion forums to explore attitudes toward cars and licensing among young Australians’ TRANSPORT POLICY Volume 31, January 2014, Pages 27-34
  100. Pender, B, Currie G Delbosc A and Shiwakoti N (2014) ‘Improving Bus Bridging Responses via Satellite Bus Reserve Locations’ JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY Volume 34, January 2014, Pages 202-210
  101. Goh, K, Currie, G, Sarvi M and Logan, D (2014) ‘Factors Affecting the Probability of Bus Drivers Being At-Fault In Bus-Involved Accidents’   ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION Volume 66, May 2014, Pages 20-26
  102. Schmitt, L Currie G and Delbosc A (2013) “Measuring the impact of unfamiliar transit travel using a university access survey” TRANSPORT POLICY Vol 30 pp 301–307
  103. Pender B, Currie G, Delbosc A and Shiwakoti N (2013) ‘Disruption Recovery in Passenger Railways -International Survey’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Journal of the Transportation Research Board Volume 2353 / Transit 2013, Vol. 4 pp22-32 (Impact Factor 0.471)
  104. Currie G, Delbosc A, Harrison S and Sarvi M (2013) ‘Crowding Impact on Streetcar Dwell Time’   TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Journal of the Transportation Research Board Volume 2353 / Transit 2013, Vol. 4 pp 100-106 (Impact Factor 0.471)
  105. Delbosc A and Currie G (2013) ‘Causes of youth licensing decline: a synthesis of evidence’ TRANSPORT REVIEWS Vol. 33, No. 3, 271–290
  106. Currie G and Delbosc A (2013) ‘Exploring Comparative Ridership Drivers of Bus Rapid Transit and Light Rail Transit Routes’ JOURNAL OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Journal of Public Transportation, Vol. 16, No. 2, 2013 pp47-65
  107. Currie G, Delbosc A Mahmoud S (2013) ‘Factors affecting personal safety concerns of young people on PT’ JOURNAL OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Volume 16, No 1, 2013 pp 1-19
  108. Hamer P, Currie G and Young W (2012) ‘Equity Implications of Parking Taxes’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Journal of the Transportation Research Board Issue 2319, 1 December 2012, Pages 21-29
  109. Currie G and Sarvi M (2012) ‘A New Model for the Secondary Benefits of Transit Priority’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 2276, Journal of the Transportation Research Board pp 63–71
  110. Currie G, Delbosc A and Forbes P (2012) ‘World Transit Research – Trends in Need. Supply and Use’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Journal of the Transportation Research Board No. 2276, pp. 1–8
  111. Delbosc, A. and Currie, G. (2012) ‘Modelling the drivers and impacts of personal safety perceptions on public transport ridership’, TRANSPORT POLICY, Volume 24, November 2012 pp. 302-309 (IF 1.719, )
  112. Delbosc A and Currie, G. (2012) ‘Choice and disadvantage in low-car ownership households’, TRANSPORT POLICY 23 8–14 (IF 1.719, 2011 )
  113. Lucas K and Currie, G. (2012) ‘Developing socially inclusive transportation policy– transferring the United Kingdom policy approach to the State of Victoria?” TRANSPORTATION Volume 39 No 1 pp 151-173 (IF 1.512, )
  114. Currie, G, Delbosc A and Reynolds J (2012) ‘Modelling Dwell Time on Melbourne and Toronto Streetcars’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 2275, pp. 22–29. (IF 0.298)
  115. Pender B, Currie, G. Delbosc A and Wang Y (2012) ‘Pro-Active Rail Disruption Recovery Using Track Crossover Provision and Bus Bridging’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Volume 2275 / 2012 Transit 2012, Vol. 2 PP 68-76 (IF 0.298, )
  116. Mesbah M Currie, G. Lennon C and Northcott T (2012) ‘Spatial and Temporal Visualization of Transit Operations Performance Data at a Network Level’ JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY 25 (2012) 15–26 (IF 2.538, 2011, ERA B, 2010)
  117. Mazloumi, E., Mesbah, M., Ceder, A., Moridpour, S., and Currie, G. (2012) ” Efficient Transit Schedule Design of Timing Points: A Comparison of Ant Colony and Genetic Algorithms”, Transportation Research Part B Methodological, Volume 46, Issue 1, January 2012, Pages 217-234 (IF 2.091, ERA- A, 2 citation)
  118. Currie, G. and Shalaby A (2012) ‘A Synthesis of Transport Planning Approaches for the Worlds Largest Events’ TRANSPORT REVIEWS Volume 32, No. 1, 1 January 2012 , pp. 113-136(24) (IF 1.030, )
  119. Mazloumi E, Moridpour S, Currie, G., Rose G (2012) ‘Exploring the Value of Traffic Flow Data in Bus Travel Time Prediction’ ASCE Journal of Transportation Engineering — April 1, 2012 Volume 138, Issue 4 pp. 436-446 (IF 0.46, ERA- B)
  120. Delbosc A and Currie, G. (2011) ‘Transport Problems That Matter – Social and Psychological Links to Transport Disadvantage’ JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY Volume 19, Issue 1, January 2011, Pages 170-178 (IF 1.421)
  121. Currie, G. and Delbosc (2011) ‘Assessing Travel Demand Management for the Summer Olympic Games’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 2245 pp 36-48   (IF 0.298, )
  122. Currie, G. and Mesbah M (2011) ‘Visualization of Geographical Information System and Automatic Vehicle Location Data to Explore Transit Performance’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 2216, pp. 59–66. (IF 0.562, ERA- A, 1 citation)
  123. Mazloumi E, Rose G, Currie, G. and Moridpour S (2011) ‘Prediction intervals to account for uncertainties in neural network predictions: Methodology and application in bus travel time prediction’ ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 24 (2011) 534–542 (IF 1.344)
  124. Mazloumi, E., Rose G., Currie, G., Sarvi M. (2011), “An Integrated Framework to Predict Bus Travel Time and its Variability Using Traffic Flow Data”, JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS, Volume 15, Issue 2, 2011, Pages 75 – 90. (IF 1.444)
  125. Currie, G. and Delbosc A (2011) ‘Understanding bus rapid transit route ridership drivers: An empirical study of Australian BRT systems’   TRANSPORT POLICY Volume 18, Issue 5, September 2011, Pages 755-764 (IF 1.02)
  126. Mesbah M, Sarvi M, and Currie, G. (2011) ‘Optimization of Transit Priority in the Transportation Network Using a Genetic Algorithm’ IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS 12 (3) pp 908-919 . (IF 2.234)
  127. Delbosc A and Currie, G. (2011) ‘Using Lorenz Curves to Assess Public Transport Equity’ JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY Volume 19, Issue 6, November 2011, Pages 1252-1259 (IF 1.421)
  128. Delbosc A AND Currie, G. (2011) ‘The spatial context of transport disadvantage, social exclusion and well-being’ JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY 19 (2011) pp1130-1137 (IF 1.421)
  129. Currie, G. and Reynolds J (2011) ‘Managing Trams and Traffic at Intersections with Hook Turns – Safety and Operational Impacts’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No 2219 No 4 pp 10-19 (IF 0.298)
  130. Currie, G., Tivendale K and Scott R (2011) ‘Analysis and Mitigation of Safety Issues at Kerbside Tram Stops’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No 2219 No 4 pp 20-29 (IF 0.298)
  131. Delbosc A and Currie, G. (2011) ‘Exploring the relative influences of transport disadvantage and social exclusion on well-being’ TRANSPORT POLICY Transport Policy, 18: 204-210. (IF 1.024)
  132. Gwee E Currie, G. and Stanley J (2011) ‘International Variation in Cost-Benefit Analysis of Urban Rail Projects – Impact on Project Outcomes’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD, No. 2261, pp. 73–85. (IF 0.298)
  133. Currie, G. and Delbosc A (2011) ‘Exploring The Trip Chaining Behaviour of Public Transport Users in Melbourne’ TRANSPORT POLICY, 18 (1): 204-210; JAN 2011 (IF 1.024)
  134. Stanley J , Hensher DA, StanleyJ, Currie, G., Greene WH, Vella-Broderick D (2011) ‘Social Exclusion and the Value of Mobility’ JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT ECONOMICS AND POLICY, Vol 45, No 2, May 2011 , pp. 197-222(26) (IF 0.795)
  135. Johnson V Currie, G. Stanley J (2011) “Exploring Transport to Arts and Cultural Activities as a Facilitator of Social Inclusion”   TRANSPORT POLICY, 18 (1): 68-75; Jan 2011(IF 1.024)
  136. Mesbah M Sarvi M Ouveysi I and Currie, G. (2011) ‘Optimization of transit priority in the transportation network using a decomposition methodology’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART C Volume 19, Issue 2, April 2011, Pages 363-373 (IF 1.706)
  137. Currie, G. Ahern A and Delbosc A (2011) ‘Exploring the Drivers of Light Rail Ridership – An Empirical Route Level Analysis of Selected Australian, North American and European Systems’ TRANSPORTATION Volume 38 No 3 pp545-560 (IF 1.512)
  138. Currie, G. and Delbosc A (2010) ‘Bus Rapid Transit in Australasia: An Update on progress’ BUILT ENVIRONMENT Vol 36 No. 3 pp 328-343
  139. Aftabuzzaman M Currie, G. Sarvi M (2011) ‘Exploring the Underlying Dimensions of Elements Affecting Traffic Congestion Relief Impact of Transit Cities’ CITIES Volume 28, Issue 1, February 2011, Pages 36-44 (IF 1.246, 2009)
  140. Currie, G. Loader C (2010) ‘Bus Network Planning for Transfers and the Network Effect in Melbourne, Australia’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 2145, pp. 8–17. (IF 0.298)
  141. Aftabuzzaman Md, Currie, G. and Sarvi M (2010) ‘Modeling the Spatial Impacts of Public Transport on Traffic Congestion Relief in Melbourne, Australia’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD, No 2144 pp 1-10. (IF 0.298)
  142. Currie, G. Tivendale K (2010) ‘An Inclusive Planning Process for Citywide Bus Network Restructuring: Experience and Impacts’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 2145 pp. 18–29. (IF 0.298)
  143. Stanley, J. Stanley, J. Vella-Brodrick, D. and Currie, G. (2010) ‘The place of transport in facilitating social inclusion via the mediating influence of social capital’ RESEARCH IN TRANSPORTATION ECONOMICS Volume 29, Issue 1, 2010, Pages 280-286 (IF 0.795)
  144. Currie, G. Richardson, T. Smyth, P. Vella-Brodrick, D. Hine, J. Lucas, K. Stanley, J. Morris, J. Kinnear, R. Stanley, J. (2010) ‘Investigating Links Between Transport Disadvantage, Social Exclusion And Well-Being In Melbourne – An Update On Results’ RESEARCH IN TRANSPORT ECONOMICS Volume 29, Issue 1, 2010, Pages 287-295
  145. Currie, G. and Delbosc A (2010) “Modelling the Social and Psychological Impacts of Transport Disadvantage” TRANSPORTATION Vol 37 pp 953–966 (IF 1.512)
  146. Mazloumi E Currie, G. and Rose G (2010) ‘Using GPS Data to Gain Insight into Public Transport Travel Time Variability’ ASCE’s JOURNAL OF TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING Volume 136, Issue 7, pp. 623-631 (July 2010) (IF 0.665)
  147. Aftabuzzaman, M Currie, G. and Sarvi M (2010) ‘Evaluating Congestion Relief Impacts of Public Transport in Monetary Terms’ JOURNAL OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Vol. 13 No. 1. pp1-24
  148. Currie, G. (2010) Quantifying spatial gaps in public transport supply based on social needs, JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY 18 (2010) 31–41 (IF 1.421)
  149. Currie, G. (2010) ‘Quick and Effective Solution to Rail Overcrowding Free Early Bird Ticket Experience in Melbourne, Australia’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No 2146 pp 35-42 (IF 0.298)
  150. Currie, G., & Reynolds, J. (2010). Vehicle and Pedestrian Safety at Light Rail Stops in Mixed Traffic. TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD, Vol. 2146, pp. 26-34. (IF 0.298)
  151. Mesbah M, Sarvi M, Currie, G., Saffarzadeh M (2010) ‘Policy-Making Tool for Optimization of Transit Priority Lanes in Urban Network’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Vol 2197 / 2010 pp 54-62. (IF 0.298)
  152. Johnson V Currie, G. and Stanley J (2010) ‘Measures of disadvantage: Is car ownership a good indicator? SOCIAL INDICATORS RESEARCH: Volume 97, Number 3, 439-450 (IF 0.835)
  153. Currie, G. Richardson, T. Smyth, P. Vella-Brodrick, D. Hine, J. Lucas, K. Stanley, J. Morris, J. Kinnear, R. Stanley, S, (2009) ‘Investigating links between transport disadvantage, social exclusion and well-being in Melbourne—Preliminary results’ TRANSPORT POLICY, 16 (3): 97-105, Sp. Iss. SI; JUL 2009 (IF 0.795)
  154. Currie, G. (2009) ‘Australian Urban Transport and Social Disadvantage’ Australian Economic Review Special Forum Edition on Urban Transport, THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, vol. 42, no. 2, pp. 201–8 (IF 0.2)
  155. Currie, G. and Delbosc A (2010) ‘Exploring Public Transport Usage Trends in an Ageing Population’ TRANSPORTATION Vol 37 pp 151-164 (IF 1.512, ERA- A, 1 citation)
  156. Currie, G. (2009) ‘Using a Public Education Campaign to Improve Driver Compliance with Streetcar Transit Lanes’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD Vol 2112 / 2009 pp 62-69 (IF 0.298)
  157. Currie, G. and Gook M (2009) ‘Measuring the Performance of Transit Passenger Information Web Sites’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD: No. 2110, pp. 137–148. (IF 0.298)
  158. Currie, G. and Loader C (2009) ‘High Ridership Growth From Extended Transit Service Hours – An Exploration of Causes’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 2110 pp. 120–127. (IF 0.298)
  159. Currie, G. and J. Rose (2008) ‘Growing Patronage – Challenges And What Has Been Found To Work ‘ RESEARCH IN TRANSPORTATION ECONOMICS 22 (2008) 5–11
  160. Currie, G. and Hensher D (2008) ‘Growing patronage, challenges and what has been found to work – an introduction’ Journal of Transport Geography, Special Edition on the 10th International Conference on Competition and Ownership in the Passenger Transport Industry (Thredbo 10) JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY 16 (2008) 406–407 (IF 1.271)
  161. Currie, G. and Wallis, I. (2008) , Effective ways to grow urban bus markets – a synthesis of evidence, JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHY 16 (2008) 419–429 (IF 1.271)
  162. Currie, G. and Lai H (2008) ‘Intermittent and Dynamic Transit Lanes: The Melbourne Experience’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD. No. 2072, pp. 49–56. (IF 0.259)
  163. Currie, G. and Phung J (2008) ‘Understanding Links Between Transit Ridership and Gasoline Prices Evidence from the United States and Australia’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD, No. 2063, pp. 133–142 (IF 0.259)
  164. Currie, G. and Shalaby A (2008) ‘Active Signal Priority for Streetcars: Experience in Melbourne and Toronto’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD: No. 2042, pp. 41–49. (IF 0.259)
  165. Csikos D and Currie, G. (2008) ‘Investigating Consistency in Transit Passenger Arrivals – Insights from Logitudinal AFC Data’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 2042, pp. 12–19. (IF 0.259)
  166. Mesbah M, Sarvi M and Currie, G. (2008) ‘A New methodology for Optimization of Transit Priority in a Transport Network’   TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No 2089 pp 93-100. (IF 0.259)
  167. Currie, G. and Stanley J (2008) ‘Investigating Links Between Social Capital and Public Transport’ TRANSPORT REVIEWS Vol 28 No 4 July 2008 pp529-547 (IF 0.819)
  168. Currie, G. Sarvi M Young W (2007) ‘Balanced Road Space Allocation: A Comprehensive Approach’ JOURNAL OF THE INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS (July 2007) Vol 77 no 7 pp75-83
  169. Currie, G. and Phung J (2007) ‘Transit Ridership, Auto Gas Prices and World Events – New Drivers of Change?’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD. Vol 1992 / 2007 pp 3-10 (IF 0.206, , 7 citations)
  170. Currie, G. Sarvi M Young W (2007) ‘A New Approach to Evaluating On-Road Public Transport Priority Projects: Balancing the Demand for Limited Road Space” TRANSPORTATION Volume 34, Number 4 / July, 2007 pp413-428 (IF 0.206)
  171. Currie, G. and Shalaby A (2007) ‘Success and Challenges in Modernising Streetcar Systems – Experience in Melbourne and Toronto’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No 2006 pp 31-39 2007 pp31-39 (IF 0.206)
  172. Currie, G. Smith P (2006) ‘Innovative Design for Safe and Accessible Light Rail or Tram Stops Suitable for Streetcar-Style Conditions’ TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD No. 1955 pp. 37-46 (IF 0.206)
  173. Currie, G. (2006) ‘BRT in Australasia: Performance, Lessons Learned and Futures’ JOURNAL OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Volume 9, No. 3, 2006 pp1-22 Special Edition: Bus Rapid Transit
  174. Currie, G. (2006) ‘Bus Transit Oriented Development – Strengths and Challenges Relative to Rail’   JOURNAL OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION, Volume 9, No. 4, 2006 pp1-21
  175. Currie, G. (2005) “The Demand Performance of Bus Rapid Transit” JOURNAL OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION pp 41-55, Volume 8 No.1 2005
  176. Currie, G., Sarvi, M and Young, W (2004) ‘A new methodology for allocating road space for public transport priority ‘ ADVANCES IN TRANSPORT Vol 16, 2004 pp375-388
  177. Currie, G. (2004) “Gap Analysis of Public Transport Needs – Measuring Spatial Distribution Of Public Transport Needs And Identifying Gaps In The Quality Of Public Transport Provision” TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD 1895 pp 137-146, (IF 0.072)