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Simulation and visualization
We are world leading in simulator experiments and simulator technology. Our driving simulators are an important resource in improving infrastructure, traffic and transports.
Road Safety on Five Continents (RS5C) conference
VTI is looking for a partner to organise the next RS5C conference with. Are you the one? Find out more about VTI's international road safety conference.
Although we know that tyre and road surface wear generates significant emissions of microplastic particles, knowledge about them is very limited. This is the conclusion of a report issued by the Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (VTI).
The effect of climate change will result in more extreme weather events causing for example increased risk of floods, and landslides, which will result in great costs to society. Therefore, society needs to prepare for the consequences brought on by climate...
VTI has developed a train simulator that has become a valued tool in train driver education and research on how simulators can be used to improve railway technology.
The benefits of self-driving vehicles for people with disabilities are one of the focus area for a recently launched EU project linked to self-driving buses in Linköping, Sweden.
The transport system is facing a number of challenges due to its negative impact in areas such as the climate, equality and fairness. In a recent report, researchers highlight the voices of young people to get their thoughts on the field of transport.
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.