The key tool for economic growth and overcoming restrictions is the implementation of major infrastructure projects in field railway transport. Infrastructure aimed at organising passenger freight rail traffic form a wide range social effects, such as saving travel time, improving transportation safety, reducing emissions harmful substances noise levels, increasing physical activity, integratio...

Recent transport sector liberalisation, as well as global economic crisis, is favouring the implementation of transport infrastructure projects through PublicePrivate Partnerships (PPP). However, there is a debate as to whether PPP schemes are a better option than conventional procurement. To this end, an evaluation framework is proposed, to assess which of these two alternative schemes for tra...

The implementation of innovative projects, in particular startup plays an important role the development economy a modern state. Transport and its infrastructure are strategic area country's economy. Innovative is relevant for transport Ukraine. purpose article to investigate potential projects functioning assess public-private partnerships ensuring Ukraine's sector.The study based on use gener...

Public–Private-Partnerships (PPPs) have been adopted worldwide to deliver infrastructure projects and/or provide public services. Having a reasonable concession price (operation and transfer) in place is pivotal for sustaining win-win relationship between governments private sectors. However, historical data shown that the of PPPs when transfer less than satisfactory due changing attribute pric...

Aspects of system analysis the process railway transportation management are considered in work. Each them is analyzed detail and role each managing determined. It was determined that implementation complex automated systems led to definition a typical multi-level structure application system, which provides combination various goals, however, use certain tools does not affect any aspects analy...

Values of travel time savings are often used in cost-benefit analysis of transport projects and policies, and also to compute generalised travel costs. There has been considerable debate as to whether different research methods (e.g. stated versus revealed preference) will lead to different values of travel time savings, and which segmentations (e.g. by income or mode) are most important to cap...