Corinne Mulley

Professor Emerita Corinne Mulley is affiliated with The University of Sydney's Business School (BUS). Her research interests include rail transportation and freight services, road transportation and freight services, public transport, passenger needs, land use and environmental planning, transportation, logistics and supply chains, urban and regional planning, transport planning, intelligent mobility. She was the inaugural Chair of Public Transport at the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies. Her work focuses on transport policy and economics, with an emphasis on public transport and its management. Mulley has contributed to transport evaluation, economic impact analysis, and benchmarking in urban public transport. She has advised local and national governments on transport issues and continues to engage in research at ITLS, including projects on Bus Rapid Transit and Mobility as a Service.

Corinne Mulley is a Professor of Public Transport at the University of Sydney, specializing in public transport and transport economics. Her research explores the dynamics of public transport supply, demand, and policy implications, with a focus on mobility as a service (MaaS), flexible transport services, and transport accessibility. Mulley's work investigates how transport infrastructure influences land values, residential property markets, and travel behavior, using advanced statistical methods such as geographically weighted regression. She also examines the socioeconomic impacts of transport poverty and the role of technology in promoting sustainable mobility solutions.