About the Journal

Since 2025, the "Innovation Transport Technologies and Urban Modelling" is published in English with quarterly frequency, in Kyiv (Ukraine).

Mission of the Journal:

Innovation Transport Technologies and Urban Modelling (ITTUM) is an international peer-reviewed open-access scientific journal aimed at promoting the dissemination of innovative research in the fields of intelligent transport systems, sustainable urban mobility, digital logistics, and transport modelling.

The journal’s mission is to support scientific exchange and practical implementation of modern transport innovations and digital technologies in urban environments to improve efficiency, sustainability, and quality of life in cities.

Target Audience

The publication is intended for:

• researchers, lecturers, and scholars in the fields of transport, logistics, and urban studies;

• PhD students, master’s students, and undergraduates in engineering and transport-related disciplines;

• professionals working in intelligent transport systems (ITS) and urban planning;

• representatives of municipalities, transport companies, and consulting firms;

• participants of projects under Erasmus+, Horizon Europe, Interreg, and similar initiatives.

The journal welcomes both theoretical and applied research that has practical relevance to urban mobility, sustainable transport development, and digitalization.

Collaboration with Authors

The journal follows an Open Access policy and operates on the principles of open and free collaboration with authors.
No article processing charges (APC) are required from authors.
Submission, peer review, editing, and publication are entirely free of charge.
We support authors from developing countries, early-career researchers, and innovative projects.
Authors retain the copyright to their work, which is published under an open license (e.g., CC BY 4.0).

Scope of the journal includes (but is not limited to):

All modes of transport:

• Urban and interurban road transport

• Railway transport and high-speed rail systems

• Air transport and airport operations

• Maritime and inland waterway transport

• Public transportation and paratransit systems

• Non-motorized transport (cycling, walking)

• Freight and logistics transport, last-mile delivery

• Multimodal and intermodal transport systems

 Transport infrastructure:

• Road networks, rail tracks, ports, and airports

• Intelligent infrastructure and connected systems

• Transport hubs and terminals

• Urban mobility infrastructure (bike lanes, pedestrian zones)

• Smart charging and fueling stations for e-mobility

• Infrastructure resilience and sustainability modeling

Thematic focus areas:

• Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS)

• Transport modeling, digital twins, and simulation

• Urban transport planning and policy integration

• Sustainable and low-emission transport solutions

• AI, IoT, and big data in mobility and infrastructure

• Traffic management and control systems

• GIS and spatial analysis in transport planning

• Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) and smart mobility ecosystems

• Environmental, social, and economic impacts of transport systems

The journal promotes cross-disciplinary dialogue between transport engineering, computer science, urban studies, environmental science, and public administration. It encourages the dissemination of both theoretical advancements and practical implementations.

All submitted manuscripts undergo a double-blind peer review process. The journal operates under an open access model, ensuring free global availability and visibility of published research.