Adam Török

Dr. Ádám Török is a prominent researcher affiliated with the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) and the Institute of Transport Sciences (KTI). Active since 2000, he specializes in transport economics, emissions modeling, and sustainable mobility systems. His work spans 2024-2026 and focuses on autonomous vehicles, CO2 decomposition techniques, and public transportation sustainability.

• 2000-2012: Department of Transport Economics at BME
• 2013-2020: Department of Transport Operations and Transport Economics at BME
• 2021-present: Department of Transport Technology and Transport Economics at BME
• 2018-present: Institute of Transport Sciences (KTI)

His research integrates environmental impact analysis with transport policy modeling, emphasizing autonomous vehicle economics and CO2 emission drivers. Recent publications in Transport Policy, Energy Reports, and Journal of Economy and Technology demonstrate expertise in scenario-based forecasting and multi-criteria sustainability assessment.

Key article trends show collaboration with international researchers like Ammar Al-lami and Anas Alatawneh, combining machine learning with transport economics to address challenges in European mobility systems. His work appears in journals categorized as Q1-Q2 by SJR indicators across transportation, environmental science, and engineering disciplines.

Dr. Török contributes to academic committees including:

• Doctoral Qualification Committee in Economics (IXGJO GMB)
• International Committee on Political Science and Law (IXGJO ÁJB)
• Sociological Scientific Committee (IXGJO SZTB)

He advises doctoral students and publishes extensively on automated vehicle adoption, transport safety, and alternative drive chains. Current projects suggest ongoing engagement with European transport policy and climate resilience initiatives.