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VTI's maritime research is strong - and more to come
More projects, but also broader research and more diverse funding bodies – VTI’s maritime transport research is strong and has made considerable progress in rec... -
Research platform collects data for digital twins
For the municipalities of Sweden: simpler, cheaper and smarter ways to develop the cities of the future. For VTI: more realistic driving simulators – and hence... -
Partner: "We are happy that VTI is in Linköping"
Linköping Municipality, Östgötatrafiken and Linköping University - these are three of VTI's most important partners. This is what they have to say about the col... -
VTI turns 50 in Linköping - the move a success factor
A great deal has happened since VTI left Stockholm in 1975 to move to Linköping. New research and collaboration have been added and now there is once again an o... -
VTI develops manual for less wear and emissions
Wear of road markings release significant amounts of microplastics every year, contributing to environmental pollution and climate impact. But a new action plan... -
They are researching the connection between resilience and sustainability
There is a great deal of research on sustainability and resilience. However, the interplay between them remains largely unexplored. Moving towards a fossil-free... -
New EU project aims to reduce particulate emission
As exhaust emissions decrease due to electrification, the focus on other emissions is increasing. A new EU project – in which VTI (Swedish National Road and Tra... -
New technology can both hinder and help resilience
New technologies such as electrification, automation and digitalisation pose both threats and opportunities for the resilience of the Swedish transport system.... -
VTI is recruiting for a new office in Skellefteå
She’s here – Pia Kristiansson, a newly employed researcher whose job it is to develop VTI’s operations in Norrland. “There’s a great deal of potential in northe...
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