

Transform Transport is a non-profit research foundation based in Milan (Italy) focused on innovation in mobility and transport planning. It explores innovative, inclusive, and sustainable mobility solutions for shaping the future of society and cities worldwide.
It is grounded on 35 years of Systematica’s expertise in the field, and explores how disruptive technologies, increasingly and rapidly influencing urban mobility, can have a positive impact on cities. This is done under the framework of a multi-disciplinary approach that looks at people, places and technologies in an integrated approach.
Transform Transport collaborates with public and private bodies and actively participates in academic partnerships to foster open dialogue and share knowledge and expertise with students. It also develops in-house research studies focused on its three main areas of research – urban mobility metrics, livable streets and inclusive mobility – disseminating them to urban actors, the scientific community and the open public through self-printed publications, peer-reviewed articles, conferences, workshops and speaking events.
Recognizing the diversity of user-urban relationships, a routing system is developed that prioritizes user-centric outcomes by computing optimized routes that balance the shortest path with various user-specific walkability factors.
Case Study: Milan, Italy
Through a bivariate index, this study identifies areas in Milan that exhibit both a high concentration of vulnerable residents and low access to public transport, revealing significant intraurban disparities.
Transform Transport, TeMA Lab, Sex & the City, Walk21 2024
Case Study: Milan, Italy
This project aims to study women’s perceptions of safety while walking at night in the city of Milan in relation to the urban characteristics of its public spaces
Transform Transport & Fondazione Innovazione Urbana 2022
Case Study: Bologna, Italy
The impact of a tactical urbanism intervention in the city of Bologna is studied through the analysis of public space use using video analytics
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Pedestrians are nudged to available sidewalks
Crossing area is not used despite necessities
Unsafe walking path
Activation of the new public space
Jaywalking phenomena
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