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A greater understanding of cyclists’ behaviour
Cyclists are often accused of not following traffic rules and being hooligans on the road. New research shows that there is no support for this perception. "Our observations reveal no such general anarchy" says Sonja Forward, researcher at VTI.
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One-third of moped riders own tuned moped
Young Norwegians show positive attitudes regarding road safety. However, about one-third of moped riders own a tuned moped.
Researchers at Institute of Transport Economics in Norway (TØI) have done a survey among approximately 800 moped and 1100 light motorcycle riders who had passed the...
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Posted in Vehicles
Tagged light motorcycles, moped, tuned moped
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Unique electrified road opens in Sweden
The world’s first electrified road recharging the batteries of cars and trucks while driving opened in Sweden. The Swedish Minister for Infrastructure, Tomas Eneroth, was at the formal inauguration of the electrified road on April 11, 2018.
The stretch of road outside Stockholm transfers...
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Posted in Energy and Fuel, Environment and Climate, Freight Transport, Passenger Transport
Tagged electrified road, eroad, eroadarlanda
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New methods for mobility impact assessment
Assessing the mobility impacts of upcoming transport inventions is difficult by using realised travel indicators alone. A recent Master of Science thesis, completed as a part of VTT’s methodology development work, introduces a conceptual model describing mobility as potential for travel. Its aim...
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Posted in Intelligent Transport Systems, Passenger Transport
Tagged mobility impact
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Automation is making rail competitive
Road transport is developing rapidly and its productivity has increased sharply. Rail transport, however, has not developed at the same rate. Automation and digitalisation are essential if rail freight in Europe is to survive.
When a freight train is put together, the coupling of the wagons is...
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Posted in Freight Transport
Tagged automation, digitalisation, freight transport, railway
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