Background

Introduction

Professor Phil Blythe CBE FREng CEng FIET FCIHT is Professor of Intelligent Transport Systems, Head of the Future Mobility Group and Director of the Mobility and Transport Centre of Research Excellence (NUCoRE).

Phil’s research focus has been in the interface between policy and technology in areas, such as: connected and autonomous vehicles; electro-mobility; decarbonising transport; and age-friendly and accessible transport. Previously, Phil was Chief Scientific Adviser for the UK’s Department of Transport (DfT). (2015-2021). In this role at the DfT he provides a challenge function to the Department on the use of science and engineering evidence in policy making and also ensuring the Department is best informed on new innovations and technologies that may impact on the delivery of transport schemes and policy.   During this time, among numerous roles, he was a Director of the Future Mobility Grand Challenge which was a cornerstone of the UK Governments Industrial Strategy. A number of these challenges were presented by Phil in a lecture to the Alan Turing Institute which is available on YouTube. He also led the science team that developed the underpinning science advice for the re-start and recovery of UK Transport during the Covid-19 pandemic and was a member of SAGE throughout the emergency. Phil is a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering and was awarded a CBE in the 2022 New Year Honours 

Academic background

At Newcastle University Phil’s research portfolio covers a wide range of areas where ITS (Intelligent Transport Systems) have been applied to transport including: His primary research is forward looking and attempts to bridge the technology-policy gap in terms of what technologies may evolve to meet future policy objectives or indeed influence future policy thinking, particularly in areas, such as: connected and autonomous vehicles; electro-mobility; decarbonising transport, resilience; and age-friendly and accessible transport. Internationally, Phil manages a portfolio of research projects funded by the UKRI (EPSRC and Innovate UK), Europe, Industry and Government (CCAV, DfT, DSIT and DCMS).

Phil established the first UK Masters module in ITS and this has proved to be highly popular with the MSc and undergraduate students and CPD (Continuing Professional Development) delegates following the ethos of research-led teaching, ensuring the most salient and up to date technologies and use cases form the foundation of the students learning experience.

Phil has been Principal Investigator (PI) and Co-Investigator on more than 80 research projects with a total value to Newcastle of over £50m. His current portfolio of projects include the recently funded £10m National Hub for Decarbonised, Adaptive and Resilient Transport Infrastructure (DARe). A range of Innovate UK projects on the commercialisation of automated and driverless vehicles: for logistics (VCAL); urban public transport (SAMS); and mass transit (Cramlington Healthlink).As well as projects on smart traffic management and 5G (5GR); hydrogen vehicles (Zehyda 2); sustainable transport for the RAF (VITAL) and cyber security for EV charging.

Professional Activities

 Phil was appointed a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering in 2020 and he sits on their Steering Committee for the National Engineering Policy Centre (NEPC); he is a member of their Systems Thinking for Government working group; and supports the RAEng Policy Fellows Programme.

 Phil is a Chartered Engineer and Fellow of the IET (Institution of Engineering and Technology) and has held various roles including Trustee and Vice President IET. Phil was chair of one of the IET’s main boards, the Membership and Professional Development (MPD) Board which  oversees all things to do with membership, retention, engagement and professional development for the IET’s 150,000 members. He also chaired their Transport Policy Panel for ten years.

Phil is also a Fellow of the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transport (CIHT) and is also a Fellow of the Asian Artificial Intelligence Association (AAIA)

In March 2012 Phil was awarded the Reece-Hills Medal for a lifetime personal contribution to ITS and was awarded a CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) in 2022.

Phil has held a number of patents for ITS and ICT related inventions, publishes widely and provides knowledge outreach and training courses in many aspects of ITS research.

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Recent webinars and podcasts

Spotify Podcast discussing the DARe Hub recorded by Climate Perspectives (January 2024) Interview with Phil Blythe, Prof Intelligent Transport Systems, Newcastle University. • Climate Perspectives (spotify.com)

Podcast (Nov 2023): What does the future of transport look like? with Professor Phil Blythe - From Newcastle Podcast (ncl.ac.uk)

Podcast (March 2023) Highway News: https://highways-news.com/captivate-podcast/highways-voices-29-march-connected-and-automated-logistics-and-so-much-more-with-prof-phil-blythe/

Newcastle Discovery Talk (May 2022): What will transport look like in 2040? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iP8DpGcxda4

DecarboN8 Webinar (June 2020): Decarbonising Transport by 2050 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aw3s2Vzi_zc

Alan Turing Institute Lecture (Dec. 2016): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anEs-VKDqIs

Research

Current Research

Since returning to Newcastle full time in 2021, Phils research has focused in a few specific areas:

Automated and Driverless Vehicles.  Connected and Autonomous Logistics through the DCMS funded project 5GCAL an the Innovate UK funded VCAL project both focusing on which have developed driverless logistics operations between Vantech and Nissan which are monitored by a remote teleoperator. Driverless public transport services through the Innovate UK funded SAMS (Sunderland Advanced Mobility Shuttle) and the Cramlington Healthlink project. The automated vehicle projects are underpinned by smart traffic management included the Smart Corridor CITS (Cooperative ITS) projects funded by DfT and the EU and the recently DSIT funded 5GR project which is implement 5G smart traffic management in Sunderland and looking at the feasibility of green-light running for freight vehicles between Nissan and the Port of Tyne.

Decarbonised and Resilient Transport Infrastructure. Newcastle University lead the National Hub for Decarbonised, Adaptive and Resilient Transport Infrastructure (DARe) , which is a £10m joint investment from DfT and EPSRC.

Zero emission vehicles, with projects and demonstrators covering both electromobility and hydrogen Fuelled Vehicles. Electromobility research includes the EPSRC UK-Australia Centre in a Secure Internet of Energy: Supporting Electric Vehicle Infrastructure at the "Edge" of the Grid; and EPSRC Centre for Energy System Integration (CESI) and the EPSRC DecarboN8 Network.. Hydrogen Research Includes: The defence Innovation Fund VITAL Project (RAF Leeming as a sustainable living lab); Innovate UK funded ZEHYDA and ZEHYDA 2 (Hydrogen fuelled vehicles for airside operation at Teesside International Airport and RAF Leeming); and the EPSRC funded Network-H2 (A network for hydrogen-fuelled transportation) and the DecarboN8 Network.

Recent Research

In the period just before Phil was appointed Chief Scientific Adviser and through his time in that role, Phils research portfolio broadly covered three areas:

Electromobility – Researching the performance and use of electric vehicles and understanding how driver behaviour and recharging behaviour occurs, largely through demonstrations and trials of the use of electric vehicles and data a collection and analysis to inform decision maker and Government on what is required to further support the roll-out of ultra low emission vehicles (ULEV).

Key Electromobility projects:

• LC Transform: electromobility challenges to decarbonise cities in UK and China (EPSRC)
• iBuild: Business cases for new infrastructure – we focused in electric Vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure (EPSRC)
• RCN: Developing the business case for Rapid Charging Networks by understanding how EV usage changes with the availability of a rapid charging infrastructure (TEN-T and Nissan, BMW, Renault and VW)
• Smart CEM: Exploring how ICT and ITS can support the roll-out of electric vehicles and manage their charging needs in four European Cities (EU 7^th Framework)
• SwitchEV: One of the first and largest EV demonstration projects which studied the use of EV’s and charging infrastructure in North East England through analysis of trip data from vehicle data loggers (Innovate UK, Nissan and One NE)

Key Electromobility publications:

• Heidrich O, Hill GA, Neaimeh M, Huebner Y, Blythe PT, Dawson RJ. How do cities support electric vehicles and what difference does it make?. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 2017, Epub ahead of print.
• Serradilla J, Wardle J, Blythe P, Gibbon J. An evidence-based approach for investment in rapid-charging infrastructure. Energy Policy 2017, 106, 514–524.
• Neaimeh M, Wardle R, Jenkins A, Hill GA, Lyons P, Yi J, Huebner Y, Blythe PT, Taylor P. A probabilistic approach to combining smart meter and electric vehicle charging data to investigate distribution network impacts. Applied Energy 2015, Volume 157, 1 November 2015, Pages 688–698. DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2015.01.144
• Neaimeh M, Hill GA, Hübner Y, Blythe PT. (2013) Routing Systems to Extend the Driving Range of Electric Vehicles. IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2013, 7(3), 327-336. DOI: 10.1049/iet-its.2013.0122
• Robinson AP, Blythe PT, Bell MC, Hübner Y, Hill GA. (2013) Analysis of Electric Vehicle Driver Recharging Demand Profiles and Subsequent Impacts on the Carbon Content of Electric Vehicle Trips. Energy Policy 2013, 61(2013), 337-348. DOI: 10.1016/j.enpol.2013.05.074

Other Electromobility Resources:

• Video of the Newton Project which examined some of the early user acceptance issues for EV’s in North East England
• Sky News item regarding research we had done on future roll-out of EV charging infrastructure
• ITV Tyne Tees news item on our EV research

Connected and Autonomous vehicles – Researching how vehicle and infrastructure can communicate together to improve and optimise the management of road traffic; explore how automated vehicles could evolve and how they could help groups such as vulnerable and older drivers to continue driving safer for longer; and examine the longer term impact of connected and autonomous vehicles in terms of congestion, emissions, safety, public acceptance and comprehension and likely emergent use cases and their benefit to to society and the economy. Much of the research in the interaction between the driver and the vehicle has been undertaken in the Newcastle DriveLAB.

Key Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Projects:

• C-Mobile: Demonstrating Connected ITS systems and services at scale across Europe (EU H2020)
• Gosforth Smart Corridor: Using C-ITS to manage express bus lanes, reduce emissions and protect vulnerable road users (Newcastle City Council/DfT)
• Quantifying Driver Distraction: Investigating the impact of in-vehicle C-ITS on driver attention and distraction (Newcastle City Council/DfT)
• Compass 4D: Coordinated deployment, evaluation and analysis of advanced cooperative systems deployments in eight European Cities (EU 7th Framework)
• SiDE Social Inclusion through the Digital Economy: Explored how new technology and automation could help older drivers continue driving safer for longer (RCUK Digital Economy Hub)

Key Connected and Autonomous Vehicle publications:

• Blythe PT. C-ITS and Automated Vehicles: Challenges and opportunities. In: Intelligent and Connected Vehicles (ICV 16). 2016, Chongqing, China: IET. September
• Edwards SJ, Emmerson C, Namdeo A, Blythe PT, Guo W. Optimising Landmark-Based Route Guidance for Older Drivers. Transportation Research F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour 2016, 43, 225-237. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.trf.2016.10.017
• Blythe PT, Edwards SJ, Hill GA, Goodman P, King R. Evaluation of an Urban Cooperative Mobility Systems. In: Intelligent Transport Systems European Congress. 2016, Glasgow: ERTICO. June
• Edwards SJ, Partington D, Matthews B, Blythe P. Technology to support independent travel in the UK. Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Municipal Engineer 2015, 168(2), 140-149.
• Emmerson C, Guo W, Blythe PT, Namdeo A, Edwards S. Folk in the road: In-vehicle navigation systems and older drivers.Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour 2013, 21, 173-180. DOI:10.1016/j.trf.2013.09.013
• Guo W, Blythe PT, Edwards SF, Pavkova K, Brennan D. Effect of Intelligent Speed Adaptation Technology on Older Drivers' Driving Performance.IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2013, 7(4), 1-8. DOI: 10.1049/iet-its.2013.0136

Other Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Resources:

• A news Clip from the BBC on the launch of the Compass4D C-ITS service for patient transport in Newcastle
• Compass4D press release
• Smart traffic light trial reported in the Daily Telegraph
• Sky News feature on technology to keep older drivers, driving safer for longer.
• BBC Breakfast TV feature on our research on driver distraction
• BBC Inside Out documentary on Congestion on the A1 and commuter stress featuring our DriveLAB.

Smart Cities, Big Data and Internet of Things – Working with the Newcastle Urban Observatory and the Tyne and Wear Urban Traffic Control Centre to understand how we can efficiently collect data from fixed and mobile assets, use data science to analyse these many sets of data and determine practical uses of this data to run transport smarter and the city smarter to improve performance, reduce energy use and reduce carbon emissions.

Key Smart Cities, Big Data and IoT Projects

• ITS Observatory: Project bringing together data and pan-European ITS research deployments (EU H2020)
• Save-ME: Project that used big data and IoT to deliver a smart evacuation system for underground transport facilities
• iBuild: Project that investigates new and innovative business modes for infrastructure funding – Phils focus being on EV charging infrastructure (EPSRC)
• CESI Centre of Energy Systems Integration: Whole system thinking for future energy infrastructure for smart cities (EPSRC)
• MESSAGE Project: Pervasive wireless sensors for environmental monitoring (EPSRC/DfT)
• Viajeo Plus: Sharing best practice in Urban Mobility Solutions (EU)

Key Smart Cities, Big Data and IoT Publications

• Blythe PT. Understanding the potential for big data in making transport services smarter in cities. In: Alan Turing Institute, Prestigious Lecture. 2017, London. November
• Evans GD, Guo W, Blythe PT, Burden M. Integrated Smartcard Solutions: Do People Want One Card For All Their Services?. Transportation Planning and Technology 2015, 38(5), 534-551. 
• Wardle, J, Blythe, PT, and Gibbon, J. The Provision of Public Charging Infrastructure in the UK. Is there a Business Case? Proc. Electric Vehicle Symposium, EVS28, 3-6 May 2015, Seoul Korea
• Evans GD, Blythe PT, Panou M. Evaluating Transport Technologies for Mitigating the Impact of Emergency Events: Findings from the SAVE ME Project. International Journal of Transportation - Special Issue on Security in Surface Transportation Planning and Operations Vol.2, No.3 (2014), pp.73-94.
• Blythe PT, An Integrated and Intelligent Low Carbon Transport System. In: Proc. IET Future Intelligent Cities, December 2014, London, UK
• Varga L, Camci F, Boxall J, Toossi A, Machell J, Blythe PT, Taylor C (2013) Transforming Critical Infrastructure: Matching the Complexity of the Environment to Policy. International Journal of E-Planning Research, 2 (3) 38-49.

Other Smart Cities, Big Data and IoT Resources

• Phil’s recent lecture to the Alan Turing Institute which is available on YouTube on Smart Cities and Smarter Transport
• IET TV Video on our work with the Tyne and Wear Urban Traffic Management and Control (UTMC) Centre
• ITV News item on Newcastle research on smartdust wireless sensors

Background: Older (Historic) Research Background

Looking back, Phil is best known for his pioneering research in the area of road user charging which put Newcastle the leading European Research Institution in ITS at the time.. In the early 1990’s he led major European Consortia which developed the basic technologies for road user charging and tolling (PAMELA; ADEPT; and ADEPT II) which largely formed the basis for the European DSRC-standards.

Much of this research was funded under the EU’s DRIVE 1 and Drive 2 research programmes in ITS. A summary of the DRIVE 1 projects can be found here and and similarly for Drive 2 here. During this time Phil was appointed chairman of one of the seven Areas of the Programme, Area 1 Automated Debiting which led to international recognition.  For the first ITS World Congress in Paris in 1994, the Commission produced a video of the activities and vision of the seven areas of the research programme which is worth viewing just to gain a historical perspective on early ITS innovation.

In the ADEPT projects he led the team that developed the first solution for multi-lane tolling, the race to develop this solution is chronicled in the Channel 4 Equinox documentary ‘ For whom the roads toll’ available here (a shortened version which just covers the ADEPT activities is available here). As part of this project he led the team that implemented the Cambridge Congestion charging trial in 1993-94 (Co-funded by EU, DfT and industry) and has been involved in most of the major road user charging research initiatives across Europe including the review of charging options for London (ROCOL) which delivered the feasibility study for the subsequent implementation of the London Congestion Charging Scheme in 1999/2000 which led to the implementation of the London Congestion Charging Scheme in 2003. During the first decade of 2000’s Phil advised many Government on road pricing and in the area of electronic payment, including being a member of the cabinet offices office of the e-Envoys smart card policy working group and the development of the National Smart Card payment card for Transport, ITSO.

Phil’s research evolved into more general ITS and in particular wireless systems and technologies to support mobility impaired and older travellers.  Significant funding for this came from both EPSRC and from a series of EU projects under the third to seventh Framework research programmes. This included research on smartcards for access to services (DISTINCT Project) which led to the University adoption of smart card systems for student cards, access cards and general campus cards – now even holding the Nexus Public Transport e-Payment App. Is available on current student smart cards.  The concept of assistive mobility services is captured well in a video from the EU ASK-IT project which included a major demonstration of the Technology across Newcastle in both the ASK-IT and Veritas projects. Much of the later work on this was undertaken in the RCUK Digital Economy Hub project SiDE and a compilation of some of the TV News Media reports on the research over this project can be found here.

Since 2010 Phils’ Research has focused in the areas of electromobility, connected and autonomous transport and smartcities/big data as covered previously on this page. However with both his University and DfT hats on he continues to advise and try and bring transport challenges and ensure a horizon scanning of new and emerging technologies and what they could potentially offer to together enable transport policy to be delivered better, more optimally and joined up. Hence the smart city, big data agendas are fused with Automation, new business models, reduction and transport emissions and mobility as a service. A Foresight project on the Future of Mobility which was launched earlier in 2017 to look the implications of this for future transport and future policy and to inform Government and other transport stakeholders.

Teaching

For the academic year 2023/24:

Undergraduate Teaching (2023/24)

Stage 2 CEG2004 Design of Sustainable Engineering Systems 2

Stage 3 CEG3009 Individual Project

Stage 4 CEG8422 Intelligent Transport Systems (Module Leader)

Stage 4 CEG8431 Technologies for Future Mobility (Module Leader)

Stage 4 CEG8099 Investigatative Research Project

Postgraduate Teaching (2023/24)

MSc Programme CEG8431 Technologies for Future Mobility (Module Leader)

MSc Programmes CEG8436 Transport Policy and Planning (Module Leader)

MSc Programmes CEG8422 Intelligent Transport Systems (Module Leader)

MSc Programmes CEG8496 MSc Project and Dissertation in Transport Engineering

Publications

• Articles

  • Farhadi F, Palacin R, Blythe P. Machine Learning for Transport Policy Interventions on Air Quality. IEEE Access 2023, 11, 43759-43777.
  • Li S, Milligan K, Blythe P, Zhang Y, Edwards S, Palmarini N, Corner L, Ji Y, Zhang F, Namdeo A. Exploring the role of human-following robots in supporting the mobility and wellbeing of older people. Scientific Reports 2023, 13, 6512.
  • Li S, Zhang Y, Edwards S, Blythe P. Exploration into the Needs and Requirements of the Remote Driver When Teleoperating the 5G‐Enabled Level 4 Automated Vehicle in the Real World—A Case Study of 5G Connected and Automated Logistics. Sensors 2023, 23(2), 820.
  • Farhadi F, Wang S, Palacin R, Blythe P. Data-driven multi-objective optimization for electric vehicle charging infrastructure. iScience 2023, 26(10), 107737.
  • Wolf K, Dawson RJ, Mills JP, Blythe P, Robson C, Morley J. Assessing the impact of heavy rainfall on the Newcastle upon Tyne transport network using a geospatial data infrastructure. Resilient Cities and Structures 2023, 2(2), 24-41.
  • Zhang Z, Yanjie J, Huitao L, Yuqian Z, Blythe PT, Jailiang F. Travel satisfaction of delivery electric two-wheeler riders: Evidence from Nanjing, China. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice 2022, 162, 253-266.
  • Wolf K, Dawson RJ, Mills JP, Blythe P, Morley J. Towards a digital twin for supporting multi-agency incident management in a smart city. Scientific Reports 2022, 12, 16221.
  • Zhang F, Ji Y, Lv H, Blythe P, Li S, Samal D. Self-reported anger among ordinary and delivery electric bike riders in China: A comparison based on the cycling anger scale. Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour 2022, 89, 155-167.
  • Li S, Edwards S, Isik M, Zhang Y, Blythe P. Qualitative Examination of Cooperative-Intelligent Transportation Systems in Cities to Facilitate Large-Scale Future Deployment. Sensors 2022, 22(21), 8423.
  • Haugen MJ, Flynn D, Greening P, Tichler J, Blythe P, Boies AM. Electrification versus hydrogen for UK road freight: Conclusions from a systems analysis of transport energy transitions. Energy for Sustainable Development 2022, 68, 203-210.
  • Zhang Y, Li S, Blythe P, Edwards S, Guo W, Ji Y, Xing J, Goodman P, Hill G. Attention Pedestrians Ahead: Evaluating User Acceptance and Perceptions of a Cooperative Intelligent Transportation System-Warning System for Pedestrians. Sustainability 2022, 14(5), 2787.
  • Li S, Blythe P, Zhang Y, Edwards S, Guo W, Ji Y, Goodman P, Hill G, Namdeo A. Analysing the effect of gender on the human–machine interaction in level 3 automated vehicles. Scientific Reports 2022, 12, 11645.
  • Li S, Blythe P, Zhang Y, Edwards S, Xing J, Guo W, Ji Y, Goodman P, Namdeo A. Should older people be considered a homogeneous group when interacting with level 3 automated vehicles?. Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour 2021, 78, 446-465.
  • Zhang Y, Caldwell GS, Blythe PT, Zealand AM, Li S, Edwards S, Xing J, Goodman P, Whitworth P, Sallis PJ. Co-digestion of microalgae with potato processing waste and glycerol: Effect of glycerol addition on methane production and the microbial community. RSC Advances 2020, 10(61), 37391-37408.
  • Hill G, Heidrich O, Creutzig F, Blythe P. The role of electric vehicles in near-term mitigation pathways and achieving the UK's carbon budget. Applied Energy 2019, 251, 113111.
  • Li S, Blythe P, Guo W, Namdeo A. Investigation of older drivers' requirements of the human-machine interaction in highly automated vehicles. Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour 2019, 62, 546-563.
  • Li S, Blythe P, Guo W, Namdeo A. Investigating the effects of age and disengagement in driving on driver’s takeover control performance in highly automated vehicles. Transportation Planning and Technology 2019, 42(5), 470-497.
  • Li S, Blythe P, Guo W, Namdeo A, Edwards S, Goodman P, Hill H. Evaluation of the effects of age-friendly human-machine interfaces on the driver’s takeover performance in highly automated vehicles. Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour 2019, 67, 78-100.
  • Edwards S, Hill G, Goodman P, Blythe P, Mitchell P, Huebner Y. Quantifying the Impact of a Real World Cooperative-ITS Deployment across Multiple Cities. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice 2018, 115, 102-113.
  • Huang D, Liu Z, Fu X, Blythe PT. Multimodal Transit Network Design in a Hub-and-Spoke Network Framework. Transportmetrica A: Transport Science 2018, 14(8), 706-735.
  • Ford A, Dawson R, Blythe P, Barr S. Land-use transport models for climate change mitigation and adaptation planning. Journal of Transport and Land Use 2018, 11(1), 83-101.
  • Li S, Blythe P, Guo W, Namdeo A. Investigation of older driver’s takeover performance in highly automated vehicles in adverse weather conditions. IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2018, 12(9), 1157-1165.
  • Heidrich O, Hill GA, Neaimeh M, Huebner Y, Blythe PT, Dawson RJ. How do cities support electric vehicles and what difference does it make?. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 2017, 123, 17-23.
  • Jenkins MJ, Patsios C, Taylor P, Olabisi O, Wade N, Blythe PT. Creating virtual energy storage systems from aggregated smart charging electric vehicles. CIRED, Open Access Proceedings Journal 2017, 2017(1), 1664-1668.
  • Neaimeh M, Salisbury SD, Hill GA, Blythe PT, Scoffield DR, Francfort JE. Analysing the usage and evidencing the importance of fast chargers for the adoption of battery electric vehicles. Energy Policy 2017, 108, 474-486.
  • Serradilla J, Wardle J, Blythe P, Gibbon J. An evidence-based approach for investment in rapid-charging infrastructure. Energy Policy 2017, 106, 514-524.
  • Ji Y, Hu B, Hill G, Guo W, Blythe PT, Gao L. Signal coordination scheme based on traffic emission. IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2016, 10(2), 89-96.
  • Edwards SJ, Emmerson C, Namdeo A, Blythe PT, Guo W. Optimising Landmark-Based Route Guidance for Older Drivers. Transportation Research F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour 2016, 43, 225-237.
  • Roelich K, Knoeri K, Steinberger JK, Varga L, Blythe PT, Butler D, Gupta R, Harrison G, Martin C, Purnell P. Towards resource-efficient and service-oriented integrated infrastructure operation. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 2015, 92, 40-54.
  • Edwards SJ, Partington D, Matthews B, Blythe PT. Technology to Support Independent Travel in the UK. Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Municipal Engineer 2015 2015, 168(2), 140-149.
  • Ji Y, Tang D, Blythe PT, Guo W, Wang W. Short-term forecasting of available parking space using wavelet neural network model. IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2015, 9(2), 202-209.
  • Evans GD, Guo W, Blythe PT, Burden M. Integrated Smartcard Solutions: Do People Want One Card For All Their Services?. Transportation Planning and Technology 2015, 38(5), 534-551.
  • Guo W, Blythe PT, Edwards SF, Pavkova K, Brennan D. Effect of Intelligent Speed Adaptation Technology on Older Drivers' Driving Performance. IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2015, 9(3), 343-350.
  • Ji Y, Fu P, Blythe PT, Guo A. An examination of the factors that influence drivers’ willingness to use the parking guidance information. KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering 2015, 1-10.
  • Neaimeh M, Wardle R, Jenkins A, Hill GA, Lyons P, Yi J, Huebner Y, Blythe PT, Taylor P. A probabilistic approach to combining smart meter and electric vehicle charging data to investigate distribution network impacts. Applied Energy 2015, 157, 688-698.
  • Ji YJ, Guo W, Blythe PT, Tang D, Wang W. Understanding drivers’ perspective on parking guidance information. IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2014, 8(4), 398-406.
  • Coconea L, Delprato U, Prior D, Albertengo G, Blythe PT, Evans G, Brennan D. Real-Time Tools for Situational Awareness and Emergency Management in Transport Infrastructures. International Journal of Mobile Network Design and Innovation 2014, 5(4), 222-237.
  • Hill GA, Bell MC, Blythe PT. Quantifying a cellular automata simulation of electric vehicles. Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications 2014, 416, 421–429.
  • Hill GA, Blythe PT, Suresh V. How does the use of a continuously updating database allow for the analysis of a user's changing behaviour in electric vehicles?. IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2014, 8(1), 36-42.
  • Ji Y, Tang D, Guo W, Blythe PT, Wang W. Forecasting available parking space with largest Lyapunov exponents method. Journal of Central South University 2014, 21(4), 1624-1632.
  • Evans GD, Blythe PT, Panou M, Bekaris A. Evaluating Transport Technologies for Mitigating the Impact of Emergency Events: Findings from the SAVE ME Project. International Journal of Transportation 2014, 2(3), 73-94.
  • Varga L, Camci F, Boxall J, Toossi A, Machell J, Blythe PT, Taylor C. Transforming Critical Infrastructure: Matching the Complexity of the Environment to Policy. International journal of e-planning research 2013, 2(3), 38-49.
  • Neaimeh M, Hill GA, Hübner Y, Blythe PT. Routing systems to extend the driving range of electric vehicles. IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2013, 7(3), 327-336.
  • Emmerson C, Guo W, Blythe PT, Namdeo A, Edwards S. Fork in the road: In-vehicle navigation systems and older drivers. Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour 2013, 21, 173-180.
  • Ji Y, Tang D, Guo W, Blythe PT, Ren G. Detection of Outliers in a Time Series of Available Parking Spaces. Mathematical Problems in Engineering 2013, 2013, 416267.
  • Robinson AP, Blythe PT, Bell MC, Hübner Y, Hill GA. Analysis of electric vehicle driver recharging demand profiles and subsequent impacts on the carbon content of electric vehicle trips. Energy Policy 2013, 61, 337-348.
  • Edwards S, Evans GD, Blythe P, Brennan D, Selvarajah K. Wireless technology applications to enhance traveller safety. IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2012, 6(2), 169-176.
  • Edwards S, Evans G, Blythe P, Brennan D, Selvarajah K. Wireless technology applications to enhance traveller safety. IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2012, 6(3), 328-335.
  • Guo AW, Brake JF, Edwards S, Blythe PT, Fairchild RG. The application of in-vehicle systems for elderly drivers. European Transport Research Review 2010, 2(3), 165-174.
  • North RJ, Cohen J, Wilkins S, Richards M, Hoose N, Polak JW, Bell MC, Blythe P, Sharif B, Neasham J, Suresh V, Galatioto F, Hill G. Field deployments of the MESSAGE System for environmental monitoring. Traffic Engineering & Control 2009, 50(11), 484-488.
  • Cohen J, North RJ, Wilkins S, Richards M, Hoose N, Polak JW, Bell MC, Blythe PT, Sharif B, Neasham J, Galatioto F, Suresh V, Hill G. Creating the Message Infrastructure. Traffic Engineering and Control 2009, 50(11), 480-483.
  • Bryan HR, Blythe PT. When the chips are down. ETC, etc 2008, 3(1), 42-45.
  • Guo AW, Blythe P, Olivier P, Singh P, Nam Ha H. Using immersive video to evaluate future traveller information systems. IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2008, 2(1), 38-46.
  • Blythe P, Graham A. Transport telematics: The ITS (UK) vision for ITS in the UK. Traffic Engineering and Control 2008, 49(6), 211-213.
  • Blythe PT, Bryan HP. Smartcard success: is ITSO simple. Public Service Review. Transport, Local Government and the Regions 2008, (12), 196-197.
  • Bryan HR, Blythe PT. Understanding Behaviour through Smartcard Data-Analysis. Proceedings of the ICE: Transport 2007, 160(4), 173-178.
  • Bryan HR, Blythe PT. Understanding behaviour through smartcard data analysis. Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers: Transport 2007, 160(4), 173-177.
  • Sharif BS, Blythe PT, Almajnooni S, Tsimenidis CC. Inter-Vehicle Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks for Road Transport Applications. IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2007, 1(1), 47-56.
  • Sharif BS, Blythe PT, Almajnooni SM, Tsimenidis CC. Inter-vehicle mobile ad hoc network for road transport systems. IET Intelligent Transport Systems 2007, 1(1), 47-56.
  • Bryan H, Blythe PT. Improving transport with smartcards. Traffic Engineering & Control 2007, 48(6), 260-261.
  • Markose S, Alentorn A, Koesrindartoto D, Allen P, Blythe PT, Grosso S. A smart market for passenger road transport (SMPRT) congestion: An application of computational mechanism design. Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 2007, 31(6), 2001-2032.
  • Edwards S, Blythe PT, Scott S, Guo AW. Tourist Information Delivered Through Mobile Devices: Findings from the Image Project. Information Technology & Tourism 2005, 8(1), 31-46.
  • Blythe PT. Congestion charging: Technical options for the delivery of future UK policy. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice 2005, 39(7-9), 571-587.
  • Blythe PT. Improving public transport ticketing through smart cards. Proceedings of the ICE - Municipal Engineer 2004, 157(1), 47-54.
  • Blythe PT. Improving public transport ticketing through smart cards. Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers: Municipal Engineer 2004, 157(1), 47-54.
  • Blythe PT. Congestion Charging: Challenges to Meet Policy Objectives. Review of Network Economics 2004, 3(4), 356-370.
  • Hills PT, Blythe PT. For whom the road tolls?. Ingenia 2002, (14).
  • Blythe PT, Holm C. ADEPT III: Piloting Combi-cards for Public Transport Ticketing in Finland. Traffic Engineering and Control 2002, 43(1), 16-20.
  • Blythe PT, Walker K, Knight PK. The Technical and Operational Feasibility of Automatic Number-Plate Recognition as the Primary Means for Road User Charging. Journal of Navigation 2001, 54(3), 345-353.
  • Edwards S, Walsh S, Blythe PT, Hamilton N, Soutter J. Accessibility in the Built and Transport Environment: the Wheelchair User's Perspective. Universal Access in the Information Society 2001, 1(2), 91-98.
  • Blythe PT. Transforming the Current Cumbersome and Ineffective Method of Payment for all Forms of Transport. Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems 2000, 6, 45-68.
  • Blythe P. Transforming Access to and Payment for Transport Services through the Use of Smart Cards. Intelligent Transportation Systems Journal 2000, 6(1), 45-68.
  • Blythe PT, Rackliff TJ, Holland RJ, Mageean JF. ITS applications in public transport: Improving the service to the transport system. Journal of Advanced Transportation 2000, 34(3), 325-345.
  • Hills PJ, Blythe PT. Road Pricing: Solving the Technical Problems. Economic Affairs 1990, 10(5), 8-10.
  • Hills PJ, Blythe PT. Paying your way. IEE Review 1989, 35(10), 377-381.

• Authored Book

  • Pickford ATW, Blythe PT. Road User Charging and Electronic Toll Collection. Boston: Artech House, 2006.

• Bibliography

  • Spence C, Blythe PT. Newcastle University's early publications in the area of smart cards and electronic road pricing. 1999. In Preparation.

• Book Chapters

  • Xing J, Luo R, Chen L, Wang J, Cai X, Li S, Blythe P, Zhang Y, Edwards S. A Comparison of Deep Neural Network Architectures in Aircraft Detection from SAR Imagery. In: Rysz M; Tsokas A; Dipple KM; Fair KL; Pardalos PM, ed. Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Data Applications. Cham: Springer, 2023, pp.91-111.
  • Kirusnapillai SJ, Arief B, Tully A, Blythe PT. Deploying Wireless Sensor Devices in Intelligent Transportation System Applications, Intelligent Transportation Systems. In: Abdel-Rahim, A, ed. Intelligent Transportation Systems. Rijeka, Croatia: InTech, 2012, pp.143-168.
  • Guo AW, Blythe PT, Olivier P, Singh P, Ha HN. An Evaluation of Future Traveller Information System and Its Effectiveness in Demand Management Schemes. In: Saleh, W; Sammer, G, ed. Travel Demand Management and Road User Pricing: Success, Failure and Feasibility. Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing Ltd, 2009, pp.109-134.
  • Blythe PT. Smart Card Applications in Transport: Global View of Transport Applications. In: Jack Smith and Dr David Everett, ed. International Smart Card Industry Guide 1995/96. Smart Card News, 1994, pp.47-73.

• Conference Proceedings (inc. Abstracts)

  • Edwards S, Blythe P, Heidrich O. Decarbonising vehicle fleets: the case for hydrogen. In: 11th International Conference on Industrial Ecology. 2023, Leiden, The Netherlands.
  • Farhadi F, Palacin R, Blythe P. Data-Driven Framework for Validating Policies: Air Quality Case Study. In: IEEE 25th International Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITSC). 2022, IEEE.
  • Rajaeifar M, Heidrich O, Creutzig F, Blythe P, Hill G. The limited impact electro mobility will have on reaching climate change mitigation targets. In: 10th International Conference of the International Society for Industrial Ecology (ISIE2019). 2019, Beijing, China: International Society for Industrial Ecology.
  • Li S, Blythe P, Edwards S, Goodman P, Hill G. Investigation of the influence of multitasking on drivers’ takeover performance in highly automated vehicles. In: 26th Intelligent Transport Systems World Congress. 2019, Singapore: ITS World Congress.
  • Hill G, Edwards S, Hanson G, Kilpatrick E, Blythe P. Towards an 'agile' common evaluation methodology for C-ITS. In: 25th ITS World Congress. 2018, Copenhagen, Denmark.
  • Blythe PT. The Transport and Energy Nexus: Challenges and Opportunities. In: UK Energy Storage Conference 2018 (UKES2018). 2018, Newcastle upon Tyne.
  • Blythe PT. Progress with Automated Vehicles in the UK. In: Transportation Research Board 97th Annual Meeting. 2018, Washington DC, USA: TRB.
  • Blythe PT. Future of Mobility: A view of the DfT’s direction of travel. In: The Midlands Intelligent Mobility Conference. 2018, Nottingham: IMPART.
  • Bao J, Liu P, Blythe PT, Wu J. Exploring Contributing Factors to the Usage of Ridesourcing and Regular Taxi Services with High-Resolution GPS Data Set. In: Transportation Research Board 97th Annual Meeting. 2018, Washington DC, USA: Transportation Research Board.
  • Heidrich O, Hill G, Dawson R, Blythe P. Electric Vehicles- the magic bullet to meet carbon reduction targets in UK cities. In: 9th biennial conference of the International Society for Industrial Ecology (ISIE)- Science in Support of Sustainable and Resilient Communities. 2017, Chicago, IL, USA.
  • Coleman M, Ferguson A, Hanson G, Blythe PT. Deriving transport benefits from Big Data and the Internet of Things in Smart Cities. In: 12th Intelligent Transport Systems European Congress 2017. 2017, Strasbourg, France: Intelligent Transport Systems Congress Association.
  • Neaimeh M, Hill GA, Guo W, Wardle J, Bramich A, Blythe PT. Understanding the role of a rapid charging infrastructure on urban and interurban mobility patterns. In: Electric Vehicle Symposium (EVS29). 2016, Montréal, Québec, Canada.
  • Blythe PT. Understanding the potential for big data in making transport services smarter in cities. In: Alan Turing Institute, Prestigious Lecture. 2016, London, UK.
  • Blythe PT. The UK Government’s Approach to Connected and Autonomous Vehicles. In: 24th Intelligent Transport Systems World Congress. 2016, Melbourne, Australia: ITS World Congress Association.
  • Blythe PT, Wardle J, Huebner Y, Gibbon Jane. Public Electric Vehicles recharging in the UK – is there a business case?. In: Intelligent Transport Systems European Congress. 2016, Glasgow: ERTICO.
  • Blythe PT. Mobility as a Service – the Potential Rewards and Challenges from a UK Perspective. In: 24th Intelligent Transport Systems World Congress. 2016, Melbourne, Australia: ITS World Congress Association.
  • Blythe PT. Intelligent Transport Systems to Reduce Energy Consumption. In: Reducing Energy in Transport. 2016, Paris, France: International Energy Agency.
  • Blythe PT, Edwards SJ, Hill GA, Goodman P, King R. Evaluation of an Urban Cooperative Mobility Systems. In: Intelligent Transport Systems European Congress. 2016, Glasgow: ERTICO.
  • Blythe PT. C-ITS and Automated Vehicles: Challenges and opportunities. In: Intelligent and Connected Vehicles (ICV 16). 2016, Chongqing, China: IET.
  • Guo W, Pinna C, Serradilla J, Blythe PT. Visual attention at signalised junctions: a comparison between older drivers and expert drivers. In: Intelligent Transport Systems World Congress. 2015, Bordeaux, France.
  • Wardle J, Blythe PT, Gibbon J, Herron C, Hubner Y. The Provision of Public Charging Infrastructure in the UK. Is there a Business Case?. In: Electric Vehicle Symposium (EVS28). 2015, Goyang, Korea: EVS.
  • Blythe PT. Smart Traffic Management & Cooperative, Autonomous and Driverless Cars. In: ITS on your Doorstep. 2015, Newcastle upon Tyne: ITS-UK.
  • Wardle J, Bramich A, Neaimeh M, Serradilla J, Pinna C, Hill G, Guo W, Blythe PT. Rapid Charge Network: breaking down the barriers to longer distance electric driving. In: European Battery, Hybrid and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Congress (EEVC-2015). 2015, Brussels, Belgium: Electric-City.mobi.
  • Blythe PT. International Best Practice in conducting electric vehicle and charging infrastructure trials. North East England as a Case Study. In: 22nd Intelligent Transport Systems World Congress. 2015, Bordeaux, France: ITS World Congress Association.
  • Blythe PT. Bringing the cows home: the future role of automation in road transport. In: IET TPN Event: Sacred Cows - Challenging Fundamental Safety Principles. 2015, London, UK: IET.
  • Blythe PT. Autonomous Vehicles: Some thoughts on Consumer Engagement. In: Autonomous Passenger Vehicles. 2015, Greenwich, London, UK: IET.
  • Wardle J, Huebner Y, Blythe PT, Gibbon J. The provision of public recharging infrastructure for Electric Vehicles in North East England – is there life after subsidies?. In: International Conference on Sustainable Infrastructure (ICSI). 2014, Long Beach, California, USA: ASCE.
  • Garcia-Constantino M, Missier P, Blythe PT, Guo W. Measuring the impact of cognitive distractions on driving performance using time series analysis. In: 17th International IEEE Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems. 2014, QingDao, China: IEEE.
  • Blythe PT. Electric Vehicle Trials shaping Low Carbon Transportation in the North East of England. In: IET International Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Conference. 2014, Chongqing, China: Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).
  • Blythe PT. An Integrated and Intelligent Low Carbon Transport System. In: Future Intelligent Cities. 2014, London, UK: Institution of Engineering and Technoilogy (IET).
  • Hubner Y, Blythe PT, Hill G, Neaimeh M, Herron C, Wardle J, Austin JR, Gray L. Understanding electric vehicles usage and the role of ITS: The North East England electric vehicle and infrastructure trials. In: 20th ITS World Congress Tokyo 2013. 2013, Tokyo, Japan: Intelligent Transportation Society of America.
  • Guo W, Blythe PT, Brennan D, Pavkova K. Stay Active, Stay Safe: Drivers' Perceptions of Intelligent Speed Adaptation Systems. In: 20th ITS World Congress. 2013, Tokyo, Japan.
  • Hübner Y, Blythe PT, Neaimeh M. ITS for Quick Chargers for Electric Vehicles. In: 9th ITS European Conference. 2013, Dublin, Ireland: ERTICO.
  • Neaimeh M, Hill GA, Blythe P, Wardle R, Yi J, Taylor PC. Integrating Smart Meter and Electric Vehicle Charging Data to Predict Distribution Network Impacts. In: 4th European Innovative Smart Grid Technologies (ISGT) Conference. 2013, Copenhagen, Denmark: IEEE.
  • Blythe PT. Enabling Smart Infrastructure for Smart Electric Mobility in Smart Cities. In: Smart to Future Cities 2013. 2013, London.
  • Guo W, Brennan D, Blythe PT. Detecting older driver's stress level during real-world driving tasks. In: International Conference on Applied Psychology and Behavioral Sciences. 2013, Paris, France: World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology.
  • Evans GD, Blythe PT, Panou M. An Application of Multi-Criteria Analysis to Ascertain the Desirability of Individual System Components within the SAVE ME Project. In: 9th ITS European Congress. 2013, Dublin, Ireland: ERTICO.
  • Huebner Y, Blythe PT, Hill GA, Wardle J, Herron C, Gray E. An analysis of the use of quick charges for electric vehicle recharging in the North East of England. In: 20th ITS World Congress. 2013, Tokyo, Japan.
  • Huebner Y, Blythe PT, Hill GA, Neaimeh M, Austin J, Gray E. 49,999 electric car journeys and counting. In: EVS27 2013 World Electric Vehicle Symposium. 2013, Barcelona, Spain: IEEE.
  • Hübner Y, Blythe PT, Hill G, Neaime M, Higgins C. Use of ITS to overcome barriers to the introduction of electric vehicles in the North East of England. In: 18th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems. 2012, Vienna, Austria.
  • Hill GA, Blythe PT, Higgins C. Tracking and Managing real-world electric vehicle power usage and supply. In: 9th IET Data Fusion and Tracking Conference. 2012, London, UK: Institution of Engineering and Technology.
  • Blythe PT. TRA Athens, some thoughts on the successes and challenges ahead (Invited Plennary Keynote). In: Transport Research Arena Conference. 2012, Athens, Greece.
  • Higgins CA, Hübner Y, Hill G, Neaimeh M, Blythe PT. The use of ITS in understanding EV public charging behaviour to inform future smart charging infrastructure. In: 18th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems. 2012, Vienna, Austria.
  • Blythe PT, Hill G, Huebner Y, Suresh V, Austin J, Grey L, Wardle J. The North East of Enbland Electric Vehicle and Infrastructure Trials. In: Electric Vehicle Symposium (EVS26). 2012, Los Angeles, USA.
  • Blythe PT. The North East England Electric Vehicle and Smart Charging Trials, Proc. In: IMechE/IET Prestigious Lecture. 2012, Reading, Berkshire.
  • Walker J, Blythe PT, Pickford A. Moving Towards Pay as You Drive. In: Road Traffic Information and Control (RTIC). 2012, London: The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).
  • Hill G, Blythe PT, Hubner Y, Neaimeh M, Higgins C, Suresh V. Monitoring and Predicting Charging Behaviour for Electric Vehicles. In: IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium (IV). 2012, Alcala de Henares, Spain: IEEE.
  • Brennen DR, Evans GD, Blythe PT, Sherlock B. Localisation and evacuation of travellers in emergency situations: The SAVE ME Project. In: 18th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems. 2012, Vienna, Austria.
  • Hübner Y, Blythe PT, Hill GA, Neaimeh M, Higgins C. ITS for Electric Vehicles – An Electromobility Roadmap. In: Road Traffic Information and Control (RTIC). 2012, London: Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).
  • Huebner Y, Robinson A, Blythe PT, Hill G, Bell M. Investigating the Potential to Influence the Behaviour of Electric Vehicle Users’ Recharging Behaviour to Reduce Well to Wheel Carbon Emissions. In: 26th Electric Vehicle Symposium (EVS26). 2012, Los Angeles, USA: Curran Associates.
  • Neaimeh M, Higgins C, Hill GA, Hübner Y, Blythe PT. Investigating the Effects of Topology on the Driving Efficiency of Electric Vehicles to Better Inform Smart Navigation. In: Road Traffic Information and Control (RTIC). 2012, London: The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).
  • Emmerson C, Guo AW, Blythe PT, Nandeo A, Edwards SJF. In-vehicle navigation: The Perspective of Older Drivers. In: UTSG Annual Conference. 2012, Aberdeen, UK.
  • Emmerson C, Guo AW, Blythe PT, Namdeo A, Edwards SJF. In-vehicle navigation systems and older adults. In: 19th ITS World Congress. 2012, Vienna, Austria.
  • Guo AW, Brennan D, Pavkova K, Blythe PT. Intelligent Speed Control Technology for Older Drivers. In: Road Traffic Information and Control (RTIC). 2012, London: The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).
  • Blythe PT. Intelligent Data Collection for a Smarter City. Proc. In: SERT@Green Vehicle Congress, UK Trade and Industry Seminar. 2012, Loughborough, UK.
  • Blythe PT. Electric Vehicle Trial in North East England: Charging Ahead. In: TRG Seminar. 2012, Southampton University.
  • Guo AW, Brennan D, Edwards SJF, Blythe PT, Emmerson C. Driving on: Using in vehicle systems to help older people stay on the road. In: 19th ITS World Congress. 2012, Vienna, Austria.
  • Hill GA, Blythe PT, Higgins C. Deviations in Markov chain modeled electric vehicle charging patterns from real world data. In: 15th International IEEE Conference on Intelligent Transportation System. 2012, Anchorage, Alaska, USA: IEEE.
  • Ji YJ, Guo AW, Blythe PT, Wang W, Deng W. Design the parking guidance information for the drivers. In: 19th ITS World Congress. 2012, Vienna, Austria.
  • Walker J, Blythe PT, Pickford A. Congestion charging: learning the lessons and moving forward. In: 18th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems. 2012, Vienna, Austria.
  • Robinson AP, Blythe PT, Bell MC, Hübner Y, Hill GA. Analysis of Electric Vehicle Driver Charging Behaviour and Use of Charging Infrastructure. In: 18th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems. 2012, Vienna, Austria.
  • Blythe PT. Smartcards and e-Payment. In: ITS on Your Doorstep (ITS UK). 2011, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
  • Blythe PT. Road User Charging: An opportunity to rebalance the external costs of road transport. In: The Engineer, 8th Annual Road User Charging Conference. 2011, Brussels, Belgium.
  • Blythe PT. Opportunities for e-payment in Transport. In: 8th Digital Money Conference. 2011, London.
  • Blythe PT. ITS for Eco Driving and Carbon Reduction. In: Traffex, Low Carbon Transport. 2011, NEC Birmingham.
  • Robinson A, Blythe PT, Hill G, Huebner Y, Carroll S. Impact of Traffic Flows on Electric Vehicle Performance. In: Hybrid Electric Vehicle Conference. 2011, University of Warwick, Coventry, UK: Cenex.
  • Blythe PT. Doing more for less with ITS: Opportunities in an age of austerity. Proc. In: TRL Academy Symposium. 2011, London.
  • Blythe PT. Developing a test and evaluation infrastructure for electric vehicles in the NE of England. In: Fraunhofer Institute Seminar. 2011, Gateshead College, Baltic Campus.
  • Robinson A, Blythe PT. Application of ITS to maximise the efficiency of Electric Vehicles. Proc. In: Hybrid & Electric Vehicles Conference (HEVC). 2011, Warwick, UK.
  • Walsh C, Carroll S, Eastlake A, Blythe PT. UK Electric Vehicle Deployment and Performance Study. In: The 25th World Battery Hybrid and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Symposium and Exhibition. 2010, Shenzhen, China.
  • Blythe PT. The wider challenges of introducing an electric vehicle economy. In: Green Vehicle Congress. 2010, Gateshead Quays.
  • Guo AW, Edwards SJF, Blythe PT. The study of elderly drivers. In: Digital Futures 2010: Digital Economy All Hands Meeting. 2010, Nottingham, UK: University of Nottingham.
  • Blythe PT. The SAVE-ME Concept and Research Challenges. In: Proceedings of yhe SAVE-ME Engagement Workshop on Transport Emergencies. 2010, National Fire Corps and Ministry of Interior, Instituto Superiore Antincendi, Rome, Italy.
  • Suresh V, Hill G, Blythe PT, Bell M. Smart infrastructure for carbon foot print analysis of Electric Vehicles. In: 13th International IEEE Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems. 2010, Madeira Island, Portugal: IEEE.
  • Blythe PT. Selling the benefits of road user charging: Back to Basics?. In: The Engineer: 7th Road User Charging Conference. 2010, Brussels, Belgium.
  • Blythe PT. Reducing Congestion via Information Communications Technology. In: Proceedings of the IET Seminar on Communications Technologies for Intelligent Transport Systems. 2010, London.
  • Huebner Y, Blythe PT. On the rebound: How can we meet our carbon targets in the light of rebound effects?. In: IET Road Transport Information and Control Conference and the ITS United Kingdom Members' Conference (RTIC 2010) - Better Transport Through Technology. 2010, London: IET.
  • Suresh V, Blythe PT, Hill G. How does the use of a continuously updating database allow for the analysis of a user's changing behaviour in electric vehicles?. In: Road Traffic Information and Control. 2010, London, UK: IET.
  • Blythe PT, Hodges N. What can Intelligent Transport Systems and Information Technology bring to Policy Formation?. In: Proceedings of ICT to increase transportation energy efficiency. 2009, Boston, USA.
  • Blythe PT. Taking ITS from development to wide-scale deployment: challenges and lessons learnt. In: Intelligent Transport Systems 09. 2009, The Barbican, London: GovNet.
  • Blythe PT, Huebner Y. How do we sell road pricing?. In: 16th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2009, Stockholm, Sweden: ERTICO - ITS Europe.
  • Bryan HR, Blythe PT. EU IFM project: A trust model for interoperable ticketing across Europe. In: 16th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2009, Stockholm, Sweden: ERTICO - ITS Europe.
  • Blythe PT. e-Transaction: A vision. In: 16th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2009, Stockholm, Sweden: ERTICO - ITS Europe.
  • Blythe PT, Neesham J, Sharif B, Watson P, Bell MC, Edwards S, Suresh V. A low cost wireless environmental sensor system for road networks. In: 16th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2009, Stockholm, Sweden: ERTICO - ITS Europe.
  • Selvarajah K, Tully A, Blythe PT. ZigBee for Intelligent Transport System Applications. In: Road Transport Information and Control - RTIC 2008 and ITS United Kingdom Members' Conference. 2008, Manchester, UK: Institution of Engineering and Technology and Intelligent Transport Systems UK.
  • Bell MC, Suresh V, Blythe PT, Watson P. UTMC Compliant Database to Support Technologies of the Future. In: IET Road Traffic Information and Control Conference. 2008, Manchester, UK: IEEE.
  • Blythe PT, et al. The use of Smart Wireless Sensors for ITS Applications and Services. In: 15th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2008, New York, USA.
  • Bryan HR, Blythe PT, Edwards S. Smartcards - the UK Experience. In: 15th ITS World Conference on Intelligent Transport Services. 2008, New York, USA.
  • Blythe PT, Bryan HR. Intelligent Transport Systems and Automotive Applications. In: Technology Presentation. 2008, Nissan Research Centre and British Embassy, Yokohama, Japan.
  • Blythe PT. Intelligent Transport Systems. In: ITS Annual Congress. 2008, Barbican Centre, London.
  • Selvarajah K, Tully A, Blythe PT. Integrating Smartdust into the Embedded Middleware in Mobility Applications (EMMA) Project. In: 4th IET International Conference on Intelligent Environments (IE08). 2008, University of Washington, Seattle, USA: Institution of Engineering and Technology.
  • Selvarajah K, Tully A, Blythe P. Integrating smartdust into the embedded middleware in mobility applications (EMMA) project. In: IET Conference Publications: 4th International Conference on Intelligent Environments (IE). 2008, Seattle, WA, USA: IET.
  • Arief B, Blythe PT, Fairchild R, Selvarajah K, Tully A. Integrating Smartdust into Intelligent Transportation Systems. In: 10th International Conference on Application of Advanced Technologies in Transportation. 2008, Athens, Greece.
  • Blythe PT. Implementing Mobile Technology in Transport. In: Proceedings of Transport '08. 2008, QEII Conference Centre, London.
  • Katramados I, Barlow A, Selvarajah K, Shooter C, Tully A, Blythe PT. Heterogeneous Sensor Integration for Intelligent Transport Systems. In: Road Transport Information and Control - RTIC 2008 and ITS United Kingdom Members' Conference. 2008, Manchester, UK: Institution of Engineering and Technology and Intelligent Transport Systems UK.
  • Blythe PT, Sampson E, Edwards S, Bryan HR. Future intelligent infrastructure: developing scenarios to look at future road charging options?. In: 15th ITS World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems. 2008, Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York City, N.Y: ITS.
  • Blythe PT, Bryan HR, Sampson E, Edwards S. Future intelligent infrastructure: a smart future?. In: Road Transport Information Control (RTIC) 2008. 2008, Manchester Conference Centre, Manchester, UK: Institution of Engineering and Technology.
  • Blythe PT. Future Intelligent Infrastructure and Wireless Systems for Transport. In: 2nd EMMA Workshop on Applications of Wireless Sensor Systems in Transport. 2008, Newcastle.
  • Selvarajah K, Tully A, Blythe PT. Application of ZigBee Technology in Intra-Vehicle and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure Communications. In: 2nd European ZigBee Developers’ Conference. 2008, Munich, Germany: ZigBee Alliance.
  • Blythe PT, Sharif B, Watson P, Bell MC, Edwards S, Neasham J, Suresh V, Wagner J, Bryan H. An environmental sensor system for pervasively monitoring road networks. In: IET - Road Transport Information and Control. 2008, Manchester: IEEE.
  • Blythe PT. Adapting Road User Charging to Take Account of Environmental Costs. In: EU Road User Charging Conference. 2008, London.
  • Guo AW, Blythe PT, Olivier P, Singh P, Ha HN. Using Immersive Video to Evaluate Future Traveller Information Systems. In: 14th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2007, Beijing.
  • Kray C, Olivier P, Weihong Guo A, Singh P, Ha HN, Blythe P. Taming Context: A Key Challenge in Evaluating the Usability of Ubiquitous Systems. In: Ubiquitous Systems Evaluation (USE'07), Workshop at Ubicomp. 2007, Innsbruck, Austria.
  • Bryan HR, Blythe PT. Smartcard Data Analysis. In: 39th UTSG Annual Conference. 2007, Leeds.
  • Blythe PT. Smart Markets: A Novel Auction-Based Approach to the Pricing of Road Use. In: EU Road Use Charging Conference. 2007, London: The Engineer.
  • Bryan HR, Blythe PT. Public Transport Smartcard Data Analysis - A tool for meeting customer needs. In: ITS Europe Conference. 2007, Aalborg, Denmark.
  • Blythe PT. Promoting the International Excellence of UK Technology, Expertise and Solutions. In: Transport ’07, Public Service Events. 2007, Barbican, London.
  • Blythe P, Fairchild RG, Wagner J, Edward S, Bryan H. Investigation of the Applications of Smartdust for Intelligent transport Systems. In: ITS 07: 6th European Congress and Exhibition on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2007, Aalborg, Denmark.
  • Blythe PT. Intelligent Infrastructure: Smart Markets Protocols for Road Transport. In: Carbon and Congestion Charging: New Economic Instruments. 2007, University of Essex, UK.
  • Blythe PT. Intelligent Infrastructure and the Digital Economy. In: EPSRC Workshop on the Digital Economy. 2007, Loughborough.
  • Blythe PT. Intelligent Infrastructure and New Paradigms for Road User Charging. In: ITS-UK Road User Charging Interest Group. 2007, London.
  • Bryan HR, Blythe PT. Improving the Business Case for Smartcards through Data Analysis. In: Smart Moving. 2007, Birmingham.
  • Guo AW, Blythe PT. How do we know what they want?. In: 6th Moving On Conference. 2007, Cardiff, UK.
  • Blythe PT. Future Intelligent Infrastructure 2025-2050. In: TfL Quarterly Meeting. 2007, London: TfL.
  • Blythe PT. Findings from the Foresight Intelligent Infrastructure Study, Special Session on IIS. In: ITS Europe Conference. 2007, Aalborg, Denmark.
  • Bryan HR, Blythe PT. Data Privacy. In: Moving On. 2007, Cardiff, UK.
  • Blythe PT. An Experimental Wireless Sensor Network for Evaluating Future Applications of Smartdust. In: Smart Moving Conference. 2007, Birmingham: ITS UK.
  • Edwards S, Bryan HR, Blythe PT, Wagner J. An Environmental Sensor System for Road Networks: MESSAGE Project. In: 14th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2007, Beijing.
  • Edwards S, Bryan HR, Wagner J, Blythe PT. An Environmental Sensor System for Road Networks: MESSAGE Project. In: 14th ITS World Congress. 2007, Beijing Exhibition Center, Beijing, China: ITS: Intelligent Transport Systems.
  • Edwards S, Blythe PT. TRANEE: A Strategic Framework for Small Freight and Logistics Companies to Innovate Within the Knowledge Economy. In: 13th ITS World Congress. 2006, London.
  • Blythe PT. The UKs Foresight Intelligent Infrastructure Study. In: TRA Conference. 2006, Gothenburg, Sweden.
  • Bryan HR, Blythe PT. Spatial Data Analysis of public transport derived smartcard ticketing data. In: Cartes. 2006, Paris, France.
  • Blythe PT, Bell MC, Sharif B, Watson P. Pervasive Environmental Monitoring using Smartdust: The MESSAGE Project. In: Proceedings of IET Seminar on RFID and Electronic Vehicle Identification, The Institution of Engineering and Technology. 2006, Newcastle, UK: IET.
  • Guo AW, Blythe PT. Intelligent Personalised Traveller Information: Impacts on the Choice of Travel Mode. In: 13th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2006, London.
  • Blythe PT. Intelligent Infrastructure: A Smart Future with Smart Dust and Smart Markets. In: IFAC Conference on Transport automation and Control. 2006, Delft, The Netherlands.
  • Blythe PT. Intelligent Infrastructure and Smart Markets. In: Conference on EU Prod User Charging, Centaur Communications. 2006, London.
  • Singh P, Ha HN, Kuang Z, Olivier P, Kray C, Blythe P, James P. Immersive video as a rapid prototyping and evaluation tool for mobile and ambient applications. In: 8th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services (MobileHCI 06). 2006, Espoo, Finland: ACM.
  • Guo AW, Blythe PT, Olivier P, Singh P, Ha HN, Jackson DG, James P. Future Traveller Information Systems: Impacts on Modal Shift. In: ASK IT Conference. 2006, Nice, France.
  • Guo AW, Blythe PT. Future Traveller Information Systems and Travel Behaviour. In: 5th Moving On Conference. 2006, Glasgow, UK.
  • Blythe PT. Future Intelligent Infrastructure. In: Second IEE International Conference on Automotive Electronics. 2006, London, UK: IEE.
  • Blythe P. Future intelligent infrastructure. In: 2nd IEE Conference on Automotive Electronics. 2006, London, UK: Institution of Engineering and Technology.
  • Blythe PT. Experiments with Mobile Adhoc Networks and Smartdust Sensors to Deliver Pervasive Road User Charging, wide-scale environmental monitoring and other ITS Services. In: 13th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2006, London.
  • Blythe PT, Bryan HR. Challenges for harnessing new developments in smartcard and RFID technology for Transport in the UK. In: 13th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2006, London.
  • Blythe PT. Challenges facing a National Road User Charging Scheme in the UK. In: TRA Transport Arena Conference. 2006, Gothenburg, Sweden.
  • Schelin E, Gufstaffsen I, Blythe PT. An Analysis of Road User Charging in Europe. In: 13th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2006, London.
  • Blythe PT, Pickford A. Where will we be in 2014?. In: IEE Seminar on Road User Charging. 2005, London, UK: IEE.
  • Blythe PT. Utilising Intelligent Infrastructure to Make Road Pricing. In: Proceedings of the 3rd Annual Conference on Heterogeneous Economic Agents. 2005, University of Essex: London: IET.
  • Blythe PT. Towards Pervasive Pricing utilising Future Intelligent Infrastructure. In: Symposium on the Success and Failures of TDM Measures. 2005, Napier, Edinburgh: Elsevir.
  • Blythe PT. Smartcards: What Options does the Technology Provide. In: Waterfront Conference, Smartcards: Maximising the Potential. 2005, London, UK.
  • Tully A, Blythe PT. Investigating the next generation mobile wireless technology to deliver a pervasive mobile pervasive computing environment for road user charging and other ITS services. In: The 1st IEE automotive electronics conference. 2005, London, UK: Institution of Electrical Engineers.
  • Guo AW, Blythe PT. Intelligent Personalised Traveller Information: Impacts on the Choice of Travel Mode. In: Proceedings of the 12th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2005, San Francisco, USA.
  • Blythe PT, Tully A. Harnessing the Opportunities of Next Generation Wireless Technologies to Deliver Pervasive Road User Charging and Other ITS Services. In: 12th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems. 2005, San Francisco, USA.
  • Blythe PT. Future Intelligent Infrastructure and the Connected Car. In: Cambridge CMI Workshop on the Connected Car. 2005, Cambridge University.
  • Blythe PT. Future Intelligent Infrastructure. In: Procedings of the 12th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2005, San Francisco, USA.
  • Blythe PT. Future Intelligent Infrastructure. In: IPQ Conference on Modernising Transport. 2005, London: Govnet.
  • Blythe PT, Edwards S. Evaluation of European Transit Smartcard Schemes. In: IBEC Pre-Conference Workshop. 2005, Hilton Hotel, San Francisco, USA.
  • Schelin E, Gustafsson I, Blythe PT. European Road User Charging for Heavy Goods Vehicles – An Overview. In: Procedings of the 12th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2005, San Francisco, USA.
  • Blythe PT. Congestion Charging and CO₂ Trading. In: Proceedings of the STAR-CITY Workshop on Future Energy. 2005, Kalkar, Germany.
  • Blythe PT, Carr J. Challenges and Opportunities for the Future Roll-Out of Transport Smartcards in the UK. In: Proceedings of the 12th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2005, San Francisco, USA.
  • Blythe PT, Pickford A. Road user Charging Technology: Where will we be in 2014?. In: IEE International Seminar on Road User Charging Technologies, London, June. 2004, London: IEE.
  • Blythe PT. Road User Charging in the UK. Where will we be 10 Years from Now?. In: IEE 12th International Conference on Road Transport Information and Control. 2004, London: IEEE.
  • Blythe PT, Tully A, Knight P, Walker J. Road User Charging in the UK. How will the technology evolve over the next 10 years to meet the future challenges of Nationwide charging schemes. In: 11th World Congress on ITS. 2004, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan.
  • Edwards S, Blythe PT. Demand for and Willingness to Pay for Geo-Referenced Info-Mobility Services: the IMAGE project. In: 11th ITS World Congress. 2004, Nagoya, Japan.
  • Blythe PT. An investigation of the use of Biometrics on Smartcards for Transport Security Applications. In: ITS-UK Security Interest Group. 2004, London.
  • Blythe PT, Curtis A. Advanced Driver Assistance Systems: Gimmick or Reality Proc. In: 11th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services, Nagoya, Japan, October. Proc. 11th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2004, Nagoya, Japan.
  • Blythe PT. A Multi-Year Study of Public Attitudes to the use of Biometrics in Transport Smartcard Schemes. In: ITS-UK Summer Conference. 2004, Winchester.
  • Blythe PT. The potential for WiFi Services in Transport. In: IQ Conference on Practical Solutions to WiFi in Transport. 2003, London.
  • Blythe PT. Road User Charging in the UK. Will we ever see an Emergence of Technical and Political Consensus?. In: 10th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2003, Madrid.
  • Blythe PT. Review of technology, standards and options. In: IEE Seminar on Road User Charging. 2003, London: IEE.
  • Blythe PT. Marketing e-Services …or ‘to e or not to e’?. In: 3rd Moving On Conference. 2003, Nottingham, UK.
  • Edwards S, Blythe PT, Scott S. Delivery of Dynamic, Personalised Travel and Tourist Information through Mobile Phones and PDAs: the IMAGE Project. In: Proceedings INFORM Conference. 2003, Cardiff.
  • Blythe PT. Delivering Intelligent Location Based Public Transport Information to Mobile Phones and PDA’s. In: IQ’s Third Annual Conference on Real Time Passenger Information Services for Transport. 2003, London.
  • Edwards S, Scott S, Blythe PT. Delivering Dynamic, Personalised Travel and Tourist Information through Mobile Phones and PDAs: the IMAGE Project. In: 10th ITS World Congress. 2003, Madrid, Spain.
  • Blythe PT. Attitudes to the use of biometrics in transport smartcard applications. In: DFC’s Transport Card Forum. 2003, London.
  • Blythe PT. An Investigation of Public Attitudes to the use of Biometrics in Transport Smart Cards. In: 10th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2003, Madrid, Spain.
  • Blythe PT. Access Restrictions as a way forward towards sustainable cities: history, evolution and trends for the future. In: CIVITAS/Trendsetter International Workshop on the Accessible City. 2003, Prague.
  • Blythe PT. A review of road pricing and smartcard research in Europe. In: Special Executive Session on Asia-Europe Strategic Research, 10th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2003, Madrid, Spain.
  • Blythe PT. Video-Based Vehicle and Pedestrian Tracking and Motion Modelling. In: IEE International Conference on Road Traffic Informatics and Control (RTIC). 2002, London: IEE.
  • Blythe PT. Video-based vehicle and pedestrian tracking and motion modelling. In: Eleventh International Conference on Road Transport Information and Control. 2002, London: IEEE.
  • Edwards SJ, Blythe PT, Hamilton N, Russell P, Soutter J. SmartSign: A Navigation Aid for Wheelchair Users. In: 9th ITS World Congress. 2002, Chicago.
  • Blythe PT. Is It Feasible To Introduce A Distance-based Road User Tax For The Haulage Industry In The UK?. In: International Conference on Seamless and Sustainable Transport. 2002, Singapore.
  • Blythe PT, Holm C. Invited keynote case study: DISTINCT: The Smart Card Solution for Public Service Across Europe. In: Cards MiddleEast, AIC Conference. 2002, Dubai, United Arab Emerites.
  • Blythe PT. Investigating the use of Biometrics in Future Transport Smartcard Schemes. In: Proceedings of the IQPC International Conference on Ticketing for Transport. 2002, London.
  • Blythe PT. Facilitating Urban Transport Interchanges And Seamless Public Transport. In: 3rd International Conference on Seamless and Sustainable Transport. 2002, Singapore.
  • Blythe PT. Developing a Business Case for a Transport and Local Authority Smartcard Scheme. In: IPCQ Conference on Ticketing in Transport. 2002, London.
  • Blythe PT. Can ITS Satisfy the Demands of the UK Integrated Transport White Paper and Subsequent 10 Year Transport Plan: A SWOT Analysis. In: 9th World Congress on Intelligent Transportation Systems. 2002, Chicago, USA.
  • Blythe PT. Can ITS Satisfy The Demands of The UK 10 Year Transport Plan?. In: International Conference on Seamless and Sustainable Transport. 2002, Singapore.
  • Blythe PT. Can ITS Satisfy the Demands of the Integrated Transport White Paper? A SWOT Analysis. In: IEE International Conference on Road Traffic Information and Control (RTIC). 2002, London: IEEE.
  • Blythe PT. Can ITS satisfy the demands of the integrated transport white paper?. In: Eleventh International Conference on Road Transport Information and Control. 2002, London: IEEE.
  • Blythe PT. Analysing the Feasibility of Introducing A Distance-based Road User Tax For The Haulage Industry. In: 9th International Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services. 2002, Chicago.
  • Edwards SJF, Blythe PT, Mizaras V, Bekiaris A. An Intelligent Mobility Agent for Complex Geographical Environments: the IMAGE Project. In: 9th ITS World Congress. 2002, Chicago, USA.
  • Edwards SJF, Blythe PT, Holm C. An Intelligent Mobility Agent for Complex Geographical Environments: the IMAGE Project. In: Telebalt Conference. 2002, Vilnius, Lithuania.
  • Blythe PT, Walsh S. User Requirements in Smartcard Schemes. Summary of workshop recommendations. In: DETR's eEurope Smartcard user requirements conference. 2001, London.
  • Blythe PT, Walker K, Knight PK. The Technical and Operational Feasibility of Automatic Number-Plate Recognition as the Primary Means for Road-user Charging. In: Telematics Automotive. 2001, Birmingham, UK.
  • Blythe PT, Walker J, Knight PK. It is Feasible that Automatic Licence Plate Recognition Systems can be used as the Primary Means of Road-User Charging?. In: 8th International Congress on Intelligent Transportation Systems. 2001, Sydney, Australia.
  • Blythe PT, Walker J, Knight PK. Is it Feasible that Automatic Licence Plate Recognition Systems can be used as the Primary Means of Road-user-Charging?. In: ITS UK Annual Summer Conference. 2001, Cardiff, Wales.
  • Blythe PT. DISTINCT : A Tool for Interoperable Smart Cards for Supporting ITS and Citizen-centric Services. In: ITS in Europe. 2001, Bilbao, Spain.
  • Blythe PT, Holm C. Combi-Cards in Automatic Public Transport Fare Collection: The ADEPT III Project. In: ITS UK Annual Summer Conference. 2001, Cardiff, Wales.
  • Blythe PT, Holm C. Combi-Cards in Automatic Public Transport Fare Collection : Conclusions of the ADEPT III Project. In: 8th International Congress on Intelligent Transportation Systems. 2001, Sydney, Australia.
  • O'Mahony M, Blythe PT. Charging for Road Use. In: World Conference on Transport Research. 2001, Soeul, Korea.
  • Blythe PT. ADEPT III: Piloting Combi-cards for Public Transport Ticketing in Finland. In: DETR's Transport Card Forum. 2001, London, UK.
  • Edwards S, Blythe PT. A Cost Efficient Personal Navigation System for Disabled Travellers Utilising Smart Card Technology. In: ITS in Europe. 2001, Bilbao, Spain.
  • Blythe PT, Lawther SJ, Shield CM. Using Transport Applications as the Key to Developing a Business Case for a Citizen Smart Card. In: 6th International Conference on Applications of Advanced Technologies in Transportation. 2000, Singapore.
  • Blythe PT. The Importance of ITS Standards for the UK. In: DETR Seminar on the National Public Transport Smart Card Initiative (ITSO). 2000, London.
  • Blythe PT. Research Opportunities for Smart Cards in the Airline Industry. In: Transport Card Forum. 2000, London.
  • Blythe PT, Rackliff TJ, Holland RJ, Mageean JF. Potential for ITS in improving and integrating services at urban transport interchanges for public transport. In: Tenth International Conference on Road Transport Information and Control. 2000, London: IEEE.
  • Blythe PT, Lawther SJ, Shield CM. DISTINCT: Final Results. In: 7th World Congress on Intelligent Transportation Systems. 2000, Turin.
  • Blythe PT. DISTINCT: Empowering the Citizen. In: 4th DISTINCT User Forum. 2000, Turin.
  • Blythe PT. DISTINCT from Concept to Reality. In: Moving on Conference. 2000, Newcastle upon Tyne.
  • Blythe PT, Holm C. Combi-Cards in Automatic Public Transport Fare Payment: The ADEPT III Project. In: 7th ITS World Congress on Intelligent Transportation Systems. 2000, Turin.
  • Edwards S, Blythe PT, Hamilton N. A Telematic Based Navigation Aid for Wheelchair Users in the Built Environment. In: ITS World Congress. 2000, Torino.
  • Blythe PT, Holland R, Mageean JF, Rackliff TJ. The Role of ITS in Urban Transport Interchanges and Public Transport. In: 6th World Congress on ITS. 1999, Toronto, USA.
  • Blythe P. RFID for road tolling, road-use pricing and vehicle access control. In: IEE Colloquium on RFID Technology. 1999, London: IET.
  • Rackliff TJ, Blythe PT, Holland R, Mageean JF. Urban Transport Interchanges and ITS. In: Clear Zones Research Seminar. 1998, London.
  • Thorpe N, Hills PJ, Blythe PT. Experiences from designing and implementing a GPS-based road-user charging system. In: 6th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems. 1998, Seoul, South Korea.
  • Blythe PT. Combatting congestion: the role of road traffic informatics. In: IEE Colloquium on Traffic Congestion - Engineering the Solution. 1991, London: IET.
  • Hills PJ, Blythe PT. The automation of toll-collection and road-use pricing systems. In: Second IEE International Conference on Road Traffic Monitoring. 1989, London: IET.
  • Jefferson R, Blythe PT, Smith D, Armstrong R, Korolkewicz E. Low energy microwave automatic communications system (LEMACS). In: Second IEE International Conference on Road Traffic Monitoring. 1989, London: IET.

• Online Publication

  • Blythe PT, Sharples S. Science Plan: The vision for science in DfT. Crown Copyright, 2021. Available at: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1009520/science-plan-the-vision-for-science-in-dft.pdf.

• Reports

  • Herron C, Goh KL, Blythe P. Delivering Electromobility: A shared challenge. Newcastle upon Tyne: Newcastle University, 2022.
  • Kemp R, Blythe PT, Brace C, James P, Parry-Jones R, Thielens D, Thomas M, Urry J, Wenham R. Electric Vehicles: Charged with potential. London, UK: Royal Academy of Engineering, 2010.
  • Blythe PT. A Connected World. Special Industry Report, 2007. Euro Transport.
  • Mulley C, Edwards S, Blythe PT, Lewis P. Assessment Framework for the Evaluation of Soft Benefits of Smart Card Schemes. Newcastle upon Tyne: Transport Operations Research Group, 2004. National Smart Card Project.