Luis Miranda-Moreno

Luis Miranda-Moreno is an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at McGill University. His research focuses on Transportation Engineering and TISED, with an emphasis on sustainable urban mobility and road safety. His work explores emission modeling, the impact of built environments on climate and road injuries, and strategies for non-motorized urban mobility. He has collaborated with various international and federal agencies, including the Inter-American Development Bank, Transport Canada, and the National Road Cooperative Research Program. Miranda-Moreno leads the IMaTS Lab and is involved in committees related to urban mobility and road safety. He teaches courses such as Transportation Engineering, Urban Transportation Planning, and Transportation Safety and Design.

Luis Miranda-Moreno is a researcher in the Department of Civil Engineering at McGill University, focusing on transportation safety and urban mobility. His work explores the relationship between the built environment and pedestrian and cyclist safety, including the impact of infrastructure design on crash frequency and injury severity. He investigates factors such as waiting time, traffic volume, and weather conditions that influence pedestrian and cyclist behavior and risk. Miranda-Moreno also examines the effectiveness of road safety interventions, including winter maintenance and speed limit policies, using advanced statistical and modeling techniques. His research contributes to improving urban transportation systems through data-driven safety analysis.