News Room
Throughout the years, DalTRAC's Pricipal Investigator Dr. Ahsan Habib has done interviews discussing different transport related topics. The DalTRAC lab has also been highlighted in the media for the work of its members.
News Highlights
| DalSolutions: Modeling the future of transportation in Halifax (Dal News, November 14, 2025) | Ìı(Metro News Halifax, et al., March 20, 2017) | Ìı(Halifax Examiner, August 12, 2016) |
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Recent News Appearances
August 25th, 2026"Transit oriented development genrerally works because it offers a fixed [transit technology] that businesses or developers [can rely on]. When we have these permanent public transit technologies, it will spur concentrated growth."Ìı "We have not seen a large amount of investment in infrastructure other than road or highway reconstruction, so we need to offer certain options to diversify that modal shift [from cars]. We cannot expect that kind of transition to happen without offering the public transit system to support it." |
August 4th, 2026"Professor Ahsan Habib hopes the city continues to expand bus lanes. “It needs to extend it far beyond the current plan to connect to Scotia Square and the downtown core.�" |
July 28th, 2026"As more people choose e-scooters over cars, Habib says it not only helps reduce traffic congestion it’s also a greener way to get around. “It’s giving us another option to move from one point to another and particularly on the peninsula of Halifax,�" |
May 25th, 2026"“These kinds of intelligent systems … are the building blocks to a future regional transportation centre and a system that’s smarter, more responsive and more dynamic,â€� said Tilley. Ahsan Habib, a transportation professor at HÂş» University, said the move is “a good starting pointâ€� for using technology to improve the transportation system." “This type of [innovative traffic solution] technology is quite effective, particularly for the busiest corridors,â€� he said in an interview." |
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