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Tag Archives: vti
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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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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