Francesco Viti

Francesco Viti is an Associate Professor in Engineering Science (Traffic Planning and Management) at the University of Luxembourg, leading the MobiLab Transport Research Group within the Department of Engineering. His research focuses on mobility analysis, transport electrification, intelligent transport systems, and data science applications in transportation. He coordinates projects on public transport electrification, Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS), and freight logistics optimization. Viti has authored over 250 publications and serves as an associate editor for journals like Transportation Research Part C. He advises the Luxembourgish government and the European Commission on transportation policy.

Research Interests: Viti’s work spans traffic flow theory, transport electrification, MaaS modeling, and data-driven solutions for urban mobility challenges. Current projects include optimizing electric feeder bus services, analyzing ride-hailing fleet management under dynamic energy prices, and enhancing freight train operations through maintenance simulation.

Key Contributions: His group develops models for synthetic population generation, demand estimation using crowdsourced data, and network equilibrium under interacting mobility providers. Recent studies explore the integration of digital twins for urban mobility and CCAM systems, as well as the impact of total cost of ownership on MaaS adoption.