Tamás Soltész

Tamás Soltész is a researcher affiliated with the Department of Transport Technology and Transport Economics at Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), holding roles in both the Department of Transport Technology and Transport Economics (2021–present) and the Department of Transport Operations and Transport Economics (2013–2020). His research focuses on optimizing transportation systems, urban planning, and sustainable mobility solutions.

Key research interests include public transport scheduling, intercity rail propulsion systems, traffic simulation models, and pedestrian dynamics. He has contributed to projects like the PROSPECT study on road user conflicts and developed methods for analyzing travel time patterns in urban settings.

His articles span topics such as express transport scheduling, hydrogen-powered rail systems, and infrastructure booking systems. Notable works address challenges in optimizing passenger flow through simulation techniques and improving traffic management algorithms.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided text. His academic contributions emphasize practical solutions for transportation efficiency and safety, with a focus on匈牙利 (Hungarian) urban and intercity networks.