Focus in this module is given to: 
Relevant operational factors such as actors, production factors and procedures, legislation
Static and dynamic operating principles for sections and nodes of raod and rail
Operational planning and control including timetabling of public transport
Productivity : parameters and optimisations

• Different types/functions/responsibilities of entities being involved directly or indirectly in operative transport procedures. 
• Terms in context of transport procedures and economy such as traffic volumes, performances and efficiency
• Production factors and -procedures for service performances of passenger and freight traffic basing on technical performances of infrastructures, operating equipment and maintenance.  
• Transport Service Procedures: characteristics and quality management.

• Characterisation, co-operation and implications on transportation procedures, economic viability as well as for operators, transport users and concerned population.

• Responsibility levels, rights and obligations regulated in laws, regulations and implementation rules for operators of infrastructures, public transport companies and road users.​

• Permanent and temporary traffic management of transport infrastructure and users.

• Assets used for operation, rolling stock and capacities taking into account signalling in relation to operational parameters and public transport service supply.
• According to system characteristics transformation of service concepts to operational concepts including timetabling, turnaround planning and rostering plus

• Methodologies, procedures for planning, execution, monitoring and adjustments.

• Quantification including relations between input and output as well as optimisations.