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Category Archives: Intelligent Transport Systems
Connected vehicles solve parking problems
Vehicles circulating in the city centre in search of a free parking space is a growing problem. A cloud service that tracks the traffic situation and the availability of free parking spaces could reduce both traffic and congestion.
In a new study by VTI and the University of Skövde and other...
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Posted in Intelligent Transport Systems, Traffic and Traffic Control
Tagged cloud service, connected vehicles, parking, sensor
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Agile evaluation methods for ITS
Successful deployment of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) applications requires information on their impacts, costs and benefits, technical functioning and other characteristics. However, the resources, time and data available for evaluation of ITS systems are usually limited. Evaluation methods...
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Posted in Intelligent Transport Systems
Tagged Advanced driver assistance system, agile, evaluation, intelligent transport systems, ITS, traffic safety
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Impacts of connected and automated driving on national road authorities’ policy targets
The main purpose of this article is to summarize state of the art on the impacts of connected and automated driving (CAD) on travel demand, travel behavior, traffic flow, safety and energy (reported in MANTRA deliverable D3.1). The review is based on ongoing and recently completed EU and national...
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Posted in Intelligent Transport Systems, Safety, Simulation, Traffic and Traffic Control
Tagged automated driving, automation, CAD, CEDR, connected driving
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How to make autonomous vehicles coexist with other traffic
The road infrastructure must be prepared for self-driving vehicles – especially in the beginning when the concepts are still new. Researchers are contributing to this through CoEXist, an EU-funded research project in which VTI participates as the largest partner.
The gap between the rapid...
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Posted in Intelligent Transport Systems, Traffic and Traffic Control
Tagged autonomous vehicles, case study, self-driving vehicles, traffic models
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VTI’s simulators are being used for emergency vehicles
Better accessibility and shorter response times for emergency vehicles – this is something that standardised, directed, traffic messages, transmitted over the 5G network can contribute. Within the EU project Nordic Way 2, a functioning prototype of such a service is being developed. This is being...
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Posted in Intelligent Transport Systems, Simulation, Vehicles
Tagged C-ITS, driving simulator, emergency vehicles, ITS, Nordic Way 2
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ITS and C-ITS online training
The CAPITAL project has developed an online training platform on Intelligent Transport System (ITS) and Cooperative ITS (C-ITS). The platform includes ten courses on different topics. In addition to the online training, the project organizes face-to-face trainings to engage stakeholders in the...
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Posted in Intelligent Transport Systems
Tagged C-ITS, EU-project, intelligent transport systems, ITS, online training
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A new concept for smart logistics
Corridor as a Service (CaaS) is a new concept for smart logistics. The goal of the new operating model is to improve goods logistics in a business led manner in order to facilitate international commerce and to enable new value adding services for companies which are buying logistics and also for...
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Posted in Freight Transport, Intelligent Transport Systems
Tagged goods logistics, logistics
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Increased safety of automated cars
Several steps are necessary to ensure that automated and connected cars will lead to increased traffic safety – everything from ensuring that technology takes vulnerable road users into account, to new forms of driver training. This has emerged in a position paper created by the Forum of European...
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Posted in Intelligent Transport Systems, Safety, Vehicles
Tagged Automated cars
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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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Service for safety-related traffic information
The NordicWay Coop-project successfully piloted a service providing safety-related traffic information through cellular networks to road users in Finland. The users received the service well and the service was assessed to reduce accidents and thus have both traffic safety and travel time benefits....
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Posted in Intelligent Transport Systems, Safety, Vehicles
Tagged C-ITS, safety service, traffic information
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