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Tag Archives: vti
Large amounts of microplastics from worn road markings
The wear and tear of road markings is an important source of microplastic emissions. The amounts are difficult to calculate but are estimated to be at the same level as emissions from other significant and already-known sources. This is shown in a new study from VTI.
Ida Järlskog, researcher...
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Posted in Environment and Climate, Infrastructure
Tagged emissions, Ida Järlskog, microplastics, vti
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Green light for new innovation programme
ShiftSweden one of five new innovation programmes that will form part of a ten-year Swedish initiative in the transition to a sustainable society. Vinnova, the Swedish Energy Agency and Formas announced decisions today as part of their Impact Innovation call, which involves a major investment in...
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Posted in Energy and Fuel, Environment and Climate
Tagged IQ Samhällsbyggnad, Region Stockholm, RISE, Shift2Access, Vinnova, vti
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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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Posted in Safety
Tagged crash dummy, female, first, vti
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Report: Variable speed limits only have benefits
Good compliance, less environmental impact and better road safety. The same journey times on average, but fewer very long queues. A variable speed limit trial has shown a number of benefits – and actually no disadvantages. “This method should be used more,” says the researcher responsible...
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Posted in Policy and Planning, Safety, Traffic and Traffic Control
Tagged speed limit, traffic safety, Variable speed, vti
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