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TRA VISIONS 2020
TRA VISIONS is a contest for young and senior researchers in the field of transport in Europe. It is organised every other year on behalf of the European Commission in connection with the Transport Research Arena (TRA) conference. VTI was a partner of the consortium that organised TRA VISIONS...
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Posted in Cycling, Economics, Energy and Fuel, Environment and Climate, Flight, Freight Transport, Human Behaviour and Attitudes, Infrastructure, Intelligent Transport Systems, Maintenance, Passenger Transport, Policy and Planning, Safety, Simulation, Traffic and Traffic Control, Vehicles
Tagged EU, European Commission, rail transport, TRA, TRA VISIONS, transport mode, Transport Research Arena
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Norway and Sweden chose different approaches to development of new renewable energies
Cheap hydropower slowed down the development of renewable energy sources in Norway in the period 1960 to 2015. Sweden, however, was, and still is, significantly more ambitious when it came to renewable energy production from for example wind power and solar energy.
A recent TØI study has...
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Posted in Energy and Fuel, Policy and Planning
Tagged energy policy, energy systems, hydropower, renewable energy, solar energy, wind power
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Speed display signs reduce driving speed at pedestrian crossings on collector streets
A recent study evaluated speed display signs at pedestrian crossings in a low-speed (40 km/h) urban environment. Installing speed displays significantly reduced the mean speed, proportion of speeding vehicles, and approaching speed at pedestrian crossings. The speed displays were installed...
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Posted in Human Behaviour and Attitudes, Safety
Tagged behaviour, driver, driving speed, speed, speed display signs, traffic safety
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Future concepts for sustainable urban mobility are demonstrated in new EU project
At the start of 2020, SHOW was launched, an EU project aimed at demonstrating and evaluating advanced concepts for sustainable urban mobility in real environments.
The SHOW project has a budget of 36 million euro, almost 30 million euro of which is funding from the EU, and brings together 69...
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Posted in Passenger Transport, Traffic and Traffic Control
Tagged autonomous vehicle, bus, electric vehicle, public transport, remote control
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Common Nordic initiatives can make aviation significantly more sustainable
The Nordic region can make aviation more sustainable by collaborating on a funding mechanism for renewable fuels financed by common passenger taxes.
In January 2019 the Nordic prime ministers signed a declaration on a common Nordic vision for carbon neutrality and particularly committed their...
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Posted in Energy and Fuel, Flight, Policy and Planning
Tagged air traffic, aviation, fuel, policy, sustainability, sustainable fuel
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