Completed research projects

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The project investigates how infrastructural factors influence single-party bicycle crashes. The aim is to identify danger points and develop concrete measures to make cycling safer.

Project duration04/2022 – 12/2023
Funding bodyGesamtverband der Deutschen Versicherungswirtschaft e.V.
Project staffProf.in Dr.in Angela Francke

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CAMA promotes active mobility in Uganda, Kenya, and Ethiopia through research, capacity building, and knowledge exchange with German partner universities. The aim is to strengthen safe and sustainable transport options for pedestrians and cyclists.

Project duration06/2021 – 05/2025
Funding bodyFunded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
Project staff

Prof. Dr. Angela Francke (Project Manager)    

M.Sc. Azeb Tesfaye (Research Associate)

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MOTUS investigates how disruptive events change cities and transport. Using a simulation platform, scenarios are run through to derive targeted measures for sustainable and resilient mobility.

Project duration11/2021 – 10/2024
Funding bodymFUND (Modernitätsfonds, BMDV) innovation initiative
Project staff

Prof. Dr. Angela Francke (Project Manager)    

M.Sc. Shreya Singh (Research Associate)

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The temporary introduction of the 9-Euro Ticket in the summer of 2022 provided the opportunity to research the potential impacts of the ticket on individual mobility behavior. Across three online surveys, aspects of willingness to buy and mobility habits were recorded in order to analyze the barriers and potentials of this measure from a transport psychology perspective.

Project duration05/2022 – 06/2023
Funding bodyfinanced from internal funds
Project staffProf.in Dr.in Angela Francke

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STARA expands statistics education for civil, transport, and environmental engineering students through an interactive online tutorial. Students receive practical, flexible access to statistical methods, software tools, and critical data understanding – including gender and diversity perspectives.

Duration08/2022 – 04/2023
Funding bodyFunded by the Central Teaching Fund of the University of Kassel
Project staffProf. Dr. Angela Francke

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