MITL | Transportation and Logistics

How will electric mobility affect Canadians?

How can we reduce fleet costs?

Where to locate public transportation?

MITL was born from a pressing need and a desire for change by business and civic leaders at all levels of government, and by academics that specialize in the study of transportation and logistics.

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Moving Canada and the World Toward Transportation Behaviours that are Measurably More Socially Environmentally Economically Sustainable

MITL was born from a pressing need and a desire for change by business leaders, by civic leaders at all levels of government, and by academics that specialize in the study of transportation and logistics.

Data

Analysis

Reporting

Our Work

Research capabilities

Urban Land Use Modelling

Impact simulation, predictive modelling, demographic forecasting...

Transportation Modelling

Multimodal freight modelling, congestion impact, critical infrastructure...

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Application

Geotargeting, site selection, location intelligent decision making, spatial analysis...

Environmental Impact Modelling

Air, soil & water quality modelling, multimodal route planning, sustainable travel...

Regulatory issues

Urban land use development, policy implications, zoning...

Logistics and freight optimization

Access to researchers in Science, Business, Engineering and other faculties to examine your problem from every angle

and more...

Custom Research

Ad hoc research, big data analytics, web mapping solutions, forecast, statistical analysis...

MITL is proud to work with academic government industry partners in Canada and Internationally

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What Client’s Say

Despite a scarcity of data, MITL compiled a very valuable report which has assisted us in our emergency preparedness plans.

Amanjot SinghWater Quality Engineer, Credit Valley Conservation

MITL gave us objective, third-party input and helped us look at LRT not in isolation from but in concert with, everything else we’re doing.

Chris MurrayCity Manager, City of Hamilton

MITL has provided excellent value for our research dollar. The proposed distribution solutions, when implemented, are likely to generate significant cost savings and provide a high return on investment.

George SoleasSenior Vice-President, Logistics and Quality Assurance, LCBO

MITL’s thoroughly researched analysis made the case. The Federal Government announced it would replace the Champlain Bridge with a new Transport Corridor, potentially including LRT, to serve the City of Montreal.

J. Keith RobsonChair, Federal Bridge Corporation Limited