Program for Thursday, March 7th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 7TH: TALK VIEW

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08:30-08:35 Closing day plenary session - Welcome and overview

08:35-09:15 Panel discussion on the development of an African transport research community

09:15-10:00 Plenary address – Ms. Carly Gilbert-Patrick (United Nations Environment Programme)

10:30-10:55

Does Car-Based Ride-Hailing Experience Explain Car Ownership and Use Aspirations Among Young Adults? Empirical Insights from

Ransford Acheampong

10:55-11:20

Current and Emerging Trends on the Applications of Digital Technologies in Public Transportation – a Bibliometric

Kiara Lawrence, Trynos Gumbo, Godfrey Musvoto

11:20-11:45

Impact of Innovation Adoption on the Competitiveness of Transport Service Companies in Sub-Saharan

Andre Dumas Tsambou

11:45-12:10

Perceptions and Potential Adoption of Shared Ride-Hailing Among College Students in South Africa

Imuentinyan Aivinhenyo, Thabiso Mafolo

12:10-12:35

Transition to Electric Mobility in Sub-Saharan Africa: Data on Attitudes and Preferences Towards Electric Mobility in

Tang Li, Aruna Sivakumar, Winnie Mitullah, Abel Oyuke, Balongo Sam

10:30-10:55

Development of a Cloud-Based Mobile-App Tracking System for Outbound Logistics Distributions

Joseph Femi Odesanya, Opeyemi Gabriel Famosipe

10:55-11:20

Dry Port Location Analysis Using GIS and Multi-Criteria Decision Making Approach: the Case of

H.Z. Kine, Z. Shiferaw, G. Gebresenbet, L. Tavasszy, D. Ljungberg

11:20-11:45

Assessing the Logistics of the Dairy Supply Chain in Low-Income Countries to Improve Its Performance: a Case Study in

F.A. Jote, M.D. Tadesse, G. Gebresenbet, D. Ljungberg, L. Tavasszy

11:45-12:10

An Evaluation of Cold Chain Logistics for Frozen Fish Importation and Its Distribution Among Selected Importers in

Olaitan Oladipo, Charles Asenime, Ogochukwu Ugboma

12:10-12:40

Influence of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Bus-Only Lanes on Travel Mode Choice: a Case Study of Cape Town, South

Johnnie Ben-Edigbe, Sibusiso Ndebele

10:30-10:55

Developing a Simplified Model for Safety Management System in African Transport Companies

T.-O. Nævestad, E.F. Sam, J. Blom, A. Fiangor, L.E. Egner, R. Elvik

10:55-11:20

Towards Safer Roads for All Users: Exploring the Safe Systems Approach to Road Safety in Kenya

Gladys Nyachieo

11:20-11:45

Beyond the Breakdown: How Disabled and Abandoned Vehicles Shape Traffic Patterns and Safety

Deo Chimba Chimba

11:45-12:10

Evaluating the Stakeholders' Perception of Inland Waterways Safety in Nigeria

Joshua Adetunji Odeleye, Bayero Salih Farah, Kabiru Abdullahi

12:10-12:35

Potential for Implementation of Safe Systems Principles in African Countries: Recommendations Based on a Systematic Comparison of Six

Tor-Olav Nævestad, Enoch F Sam

10:30-10:55

Young Men’s Daily Mobility Needs and Practices in Two Low Income Neighbourhoods of Cape Town: Reflections on First Mile Experiences, Using an Innovative Community Peer Research

Gina Porter, Bradley Rink, Bulelani Maskiti, Sam Clark, Caroline Barber

10:55-11:20

Transforming African Cities Towards Sustainable and Equitable Growth Through Transit Oriented Development: Case Study in Dar Es Salaam,

Yuki Takada, Lucas Bispo de Oliveira Alves

11:20-11:45

Accessibility in African Cities: a Systematic Literature Review and Directions for Future Research

Augustine Asuah

11:45-12:10

Unveiling the Nexus of Dignity and Paratransit for Inclusive Mobility: a Case Study of Nairobi

Wambũi Kariũki, Karel Martens

12:10-12:35

Gradual Transformation of African Cities into Smart Cities, Case of the City of Douala.

Adrien Hervé Benyomo Etoga

10:30-10:55

Space Dynamics and Urban Transport Governance in the Metropolitan Region of Maputo (Mozambique): a Preliminary

Constancio Machanguana

10:55-11:20

Motorists' Acceptability of Road Pricing in Lagos, Nigeria: the Importance of Car Access and Improved Mobility

Fatai Yakeen, Mohammadreza Ghadiri

11:20-11:45

Evaluation of the Road Network Structures Based on the Impact on Trip Movement: Case Study of Selected 11

Yonas Minalu Emagnu, Mesay Shemsu

11:45-12:10

Road Transport Infrastructure Financing Schemes in Nigeria: a Critical Appraisal

I. Abdul-Azeez, T.J. Okunlola, T.P. Elewude, C. Asenime

12:10-12:35

The Non-Ergodic Africa: a Perspective of Transport Research

Fred Amonya

10:30-10:55

The Rate and Order of Charging: Striving for Maintained Mobility Patterns with Electric Minibus

Brendan Pretorius, Thinus Booysen, Johann Strauss

10:55-11:20

The Impact of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure on the Mobility of Electric Vehicle Users in

Williams Ackaah, Daniel Donkor, Samuel Mensah

11:20-11:45

Evaluation of Electric Vehicles Dependent Strategy in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Transport System

Tesfamichael Eticha, Yonas Minalu

11:45-12:10

Consideration to Be Made for the Design-Build Operate-Maintain (DBOM) of Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Facilities for the South African Minibus Taxi

Justin Coetzee, Rudi Kriel

12:10-12:35

Powering the South African Transport System – Moving Ahead

Marianne Vanderschuren, Tanya Lane-Visser, Chantal Greenwood, Safiyyah Aboo

13:35-14:00

The Use of USSD as a New Survey Approach in the Development of Sustainable Mobility Indicators by Means of a Pilot in 5 African Cities: Extended

J. Coetzee, P. Krause, O. Lah, S. Kodukula, A. Mejia, E. Martin, V.-M. Andrieu

14:00-14:25

Detecting Pedestrians and Vehicles on Urban Roads Using Computer Vision

Shail Damarasingh, Obiora Nnene, Mark Zuidgeest

14:25-14:50

Remote Detection of Potholed Road Segments Using Widely Available Commercial Floating Car Data

Megan Bruwer, Johann Andersen

13:35-14:00

Assessing the Viability of Blue Ocean Strategy Implementation in the Last Mile Delivery Services in

R.O. Saka, A.F. Elegunde, B.O. Olusesi, I. Abdul-Azeez

14:00-14:25

A Study of the Causal Relationship Between Overlapping Quadruple Governance Authority and the Perennial Traffic Gridlock in the Apapa Port Area of Lagos State,

Samuel Odewumi

14:25-14:50

Stakeholders’ Management and Sustainable Freight Transport Logistics in a Developing Economy

Olawale Hammed, Ibraheem Abdul-Azeez, Raheem Akewushola, Ruth Fatoye

13:35-14:00

Yellow Fever in School Transport : the Case of Kenya

Joseph Ndiritu, Anne Kamau

14:00-14:25

Assessment of Traffic-Related Noise Levels and Its Implications on Public Health: City of Kumasi,

Fidelma Ibili, Charles Anum Adams, Atinuke O. Adebanji, Samuel Ato Andam-Akorful

14:25-14:50

Explaining High Fatality Rate Amongst Vulnerable Road Users : an Analysis of Social Profiling Strategies Employed by the Traffic Offices and Road Safety Policy Outcomes in

Zedekia Sidha

13:35-14:00

Mobility Crisis and the Search for Alternatives: the Advent of Commercial Motorcycle in Kano Metropolis

Yusuf Umar Madugu

14:00-14:25

The Role and Impact of Motorcycle-Taxis: a Systematic Review

Tom Courtright, Roger Behrens

14:25-14:50

Ride-Hailing and Sustainable Mobility in Nigeria: Issues and Probably Solution

Yusuf Lawal, Olayiwola Giwa, Riyanat Tiamiyu

13:35-14:00

Researching Transport Poverty in Informal Settlements in the African Context

Karen Lucas

14:00-14:25

Advancing Adaptive Transport Solutions for Informal Settlements: Navigating Constraints and Options in the Buffalo City Municipality, South

Natal Buthelezi, Innocent Chirisa

14:25-14:50

Towards a Transportation/Mobility Grounding for Toilet Access Crisis in Africa

Festival Godwin Boateng, Jacqueline Klopp

13:35-14:00

Estimating Three-Wheeler Emissions in Urban Areas of the Global South Using Remote Sensing Data, Open Data and Gps Tracking

Mirko Goletz, Jens Hellekes, Manuel Mühlhaus

14:00-14:25

Bottom-up Determination of Greenhouse Gases Emissions by Commercial Vehicles in Lagos: a Quest to Localized Sustainable

Chinenye Okafor, Michael Ahove, Samuel Odewumi

14:25-14:50

On-Road Vehicular Traffic Emissions Inventory and Air Quality on Major Roadways in Lagos City

Samuel Ajayi, Charles Adams, Gift Dumedah, Obiora Nnene, Fidelma Ibili

15:00-17:00 World Café and closing session [for all conference delegates, hosted by United Nations Environment Programme]

08:00-08:30 Refreshments

10:00-10:30 Refreshments

13:00-14:00 Lunch Break