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Tag Archives: walking
Active mobility important in many different ways
By walking and cycling not only do we improve our health, strengthen our bones and get some fresh air, active mobility is also a vital contribution to the transition to a fossil-free transport system.
Cyclists in central Stockholm. Walking or cycling is important - not only for one’s own...
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Posted in Cycling, Human Behaviour and Attitudes
Tagged health, mobility, walking
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Pedestrian slip-and-fall accidents and their prevention
According to a recent study by VTT, pedestrian slip-and-fall accidents occur frequently during winter causing substantial suffering and societal costs in Finland. Icy walking conditions, insufficient winter maintenance and inappropriate shoes often contribute to falls. Moreover, the consequences...
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Posted in Safety
Tagged accident, accident risk, pedestrians, slippery road, walking, winter conditions
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Knowledge about land development and public transport for large Norwegian cities also works for small
Posted in Passenger Transport, Policy and Planning
Tagged city, land use, public transport, town planning, walking
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The pedestrian perspective in two new VTI projects
Posted in Safety, Simulation
Tagged geofencing, pedestrians, safety, walking
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Improved lighting for pedestrians and cyclists
Together with Lund University, researchers from VTI will study how outdoor lighting can improve the quality of walking and cycling trips at dusk and darkness.
The end-product of the results will be recommendations for how footways and cycleways can be designed, maintained and illuminated in the...
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Posted in Cycling, Human Behaviour and Attitudes, Maintenance
Tagged behaviour, cycling, darkness, lighting, walking
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