STAFF PROFILE
Associate Professor Richard Tay
Position:
Associate Professor
College / Portfolio:
College of Business and Law
School / Department:
COBL|Accounting, Info Sys & Supply Chain
Phone:
+61399251438
Email:
richard.tay@rmit.edu.au
Campus:
City Campus
Contact me about:
Research supervision
- Yang, J.,Shiwakoti, N.,Tay, R. (2023). Passengers’ Perception of Satisfaction and Its Relationship with Travel Experience Attributes: Results from an Australian Survey In: Sustainability, 15, 1 - 18
- D'Souza, C.,Kappelides, P.,Sithole, N.,Chu, M.,Taghian, M.,Tay, R. (2023). Learning self-efficacies influence on e-servicescapes: rethinking post-pandemic pedagogy In: Journal of Services Marketing, 37, 636 - 649
- Yang, J.,Shiwakoti, N.,Tay, R. (2023). Exploring Melbourne Metro Train Passengers’ Pre-Boarding Behaviors and Perceptions In: Sustainability, 15, 1 - 20
- Phan, D.,Truong, L.,Nguyen, H.,Tay, R. (2022). Modelling the Relationships between Train Commuters’ Access Modes and Traffic Safety In: Journal of Advanced Transportation, 2022, 1 - 17
- Chowdhury, T.,Rifaat, S.,Tay, R. (2022). Characteristics of Pedestrians in Bangladesh Who Did Not Receive Public Education on Road Safety In: Sustainability, 14, 1 - 11
- Duan, S.,Molla, A.,Deng, H.,Tay, R. (2022). Enhancing digital adaptability of Australian small retail businesses In: Australian Communications Consumer Action Network Sydney, Australia
- Duan, S.,Tay, R.,Molla, A.,Deng, H. (2022). Predicting Mobility as a Service (MaaS) use for different trip categories: An artificial neural network analysis In: Transportation Research Part A, 166, 135 - 149
- Molla, A.,Duan, S.,Deng, H.,Tay, R. (2022). The effects of digital platform expectations, information schema congruity and behavioural factors on mobility as a service (MaaS) adoption In: Information Technology and People, , 1 - 29
- Jiang, C.,Tay, R.,Lu, L. (2021). A skewed logistic model of two-unit bicycle-vehicle hit-and-run crashes In: Traffic Injury Prevention, 22, 158 - 161
- Tay, R.,Gekara, V.,Ghalebeigi, A. (2021). Transport and Logistics In: The Fourth Industrial Revolution, Springer, Singapore
- Improving road safety for elderly Chinese pedestrians through bi-lingual road safetyeducation. Funded by: TAC (Victoria) Community Road Safety Grant Program from (2023 to 2024)
- Enhancing the digital adaptability of Australian retail small businesses. Funded by: Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) Grants Scheme 2016 onwards from (2021 to 2022)
- Enhancing the young pedestrians' perceived risk of distraction. Funded by: Justice and Community Safety Directorate - competitive from (2020 to 2023)
- Identifying the pedestrian and cyclist crash black spots in ACT road network. Funded by: Justice and Community Safety Directorate - competitive from (2020 to 2023)
- Investigation of the impact of age and gender on spatial and temporal distributions of vehicle-pedestrian crashes in the ACT. Funded by: Justice and Community Safety Directorate - competitive from (2019 to 2020)
4 PhD Completions and 3 Masters by Research Completions5 PhD Current Supervisions
Transport and freight, Road safety, Transport economics, Transport policy, Transport safety, Sustainable transport, Transport accessibility, Intelligent transport systems, Consumer choice models, Driver behaviour