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Tag Archives: behaviour
“Public transport has taken a hit”
Travel by public transport has decreased significantly during the pandemic due to increased remote working, cancelled activities and fewer social gatherings. But it is also a natural consequence of the recommendations to avoid public transport and not to travel during rush hour.
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Posted in Passenger Transport
Tagged behaviour, Covid-19, pandemic, public transport
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Half of e-scooter riders in Oslo have driven while under the influence of alcohol.
43 percent of e-scooter riders rode with a blood alcohol-level above the legal limit and they see it as unlikely to be stopped in alcohol control.
According to a new TØI report over 50 percent of the e-scooters riders "almost always" drive without a helmet, in addition to the high number...
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Posted in Human Behaviour and Attitudes, Vehicles
Tagged behaviour, e-scooters, safety
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Trains, humans and systems
Several VTI projects are looking at the human factor of the railway system. One project looks at preventing trespassing on the railway tracks, another is looking for the root causes of human errors in rail traffic management.
When unauthorised people encroach on railway tracks, this creates major...
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Posted in Human Behaviour and Attitudes
Tagged behaviour, decision making, human errors, Human factors
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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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EU project to reduce emissions
Road transport is a major source of air pollution that harms human health and the environment. A three-year EU project, in which VTI is participating, aims to achieve a wider societal impact by providing citizens with the knowledge and tools to understand, assess and control their pollutant...
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Posted in Environment and Climate, Human Behaviour and Attitudes
Tagged air pollution, behaviour, driving, emissions, tyre wear
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