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Proposed tax increases for electric cars will increase greenhouse gas emissions
Full toll rates and VAT for electric cars will reduce the profitability of owning electric cars and increase greenhouse gas emissions from passenger cars in Oslo up to 2030.
Photo: Charging electric cars / Shutterstock
This is the main conclusion in a new TØI report, commissioned by the...
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Posted in Energy and Fuel, Environment and Climate, Policy and Planning
Tagged electric vehicles, emissions, greenshouse gas
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The role of public transport within social and planetary boundaries
The way of living today, not least how we travel, put our planet under an unsustainable pressure. The term “planetary boundaries” is developed within earth science, and in short, is a way of expressing how much the planet can tolerate. If we don’t adapt our lifestyle to fit these defined...
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Posted in Environment and Climate, Passenger Transport
Tagged public transport, transport system
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More effective harbours with the MODIG project
Is it possible to reduce energy use, lower costs and raise quality when road transports, rail transports and maritime transports converge in ports? And also do all of this at the same time? This is what researchers and doctoral students in the project MODIG are hoping to find out.
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Posted in Freight Transport, Policy and Planning, Shipping
Tagged harbour, MODIG
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Speed effects of automatic enforcement on urban streets
A recent study evaluated the effects on driving speed of automatic speed enforcement on the street network in Helsinki. Installing automatic enforcement reduced speeding and in particular the proportion of excessive speeding. There was also a reduction in the proportion of speeding overall...
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Posted in Okategoriserade, Safety, Traffic and Traffic Control
Tagged driving speed, Helsinki, speed limit
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First female crash test dummy displayed at VTI
Here they are. The world’s first average-sized female crash test dummy. And Professor Astrid Linder, a world-leading road safety researcher who spent 20 years developing the dummy. The objective is for women to have the same protection as men in a collision.
Astrid Linder and the SET50F crash...
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Tagged crash dummy, female, first, vti
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