Rate My Professor Miguel Loyola

Loyola specializes in research on sustainable policy, transport systems, behavioural insights, and public policy, with a focus on the interplay between behavioural science, sustainable systems, and disability research. His interests include attitudes shaping perceptions of accessibility and inclusion, sustainability, transport, behaviour change, narrative networks and storytelling, and interdisciplinary research. Key publications are: "Factors influencing the patronage of flexible transport in urban and rural areas: A case study in NSW, Australia" (2023, Research in Transportation Economics); "Narratives in transport research: A thematic and functional analysis" (2023, Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives); "The influence of cycle lanes on road users’ perception of road space" (2023, Urban, Planning and Transport Research); "The relation of visual perception of speed limits and the implementation of cycle lanes - a cross-country comparison" (2022, Accident Analysis & Prevention); and "POLICIES FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT" (2022, Transport and Pandemic Experiences). These works have received 5 to 9 citations each on Scopus. Major awards include Visiting Research Fellow for the Wheelchair Accessible Taxis Safety Program (approx. AUD $91,000), PhD Full Scholarship (approx. AUD $450,000), iMOVE Top-up Scholarship (approx. AUD $13,000), and Technion Excellence Scholarship (approx. AUD $102,000). He accepts PhD and higher degree by research students.