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VTI researcher proposes national bicycle registry
A national bicycle register could be an important tool for reducing bicycle thefts and making the second-hand market more secure. This is the conclusion of a st... -
Study: The role of electric vehicles in future logistics
A new study from the Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (VTI) demonstrates that new electric vehicles may be the sustainable solution to fut... -
Looking up: Aviation is a growing VTI research area
VTI’s aviation research is really taking off. Since the beginning of September, the wind between its wings has been a genuine aviation enthusiast who is keen to... -
Everyone’s a winner when VTI invests in PhD students
By welcoming doctoral students, the Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (VTI) contributes to skills provision in-house and in transport resea... -
Cargo drones are expensive – but vital
Although costs are gradually falling, shipping goods by drone is still an expensive business. Cost notwithstanding, it may be important to invest in developing... -
A decade of Nordic road marking certification
In Norway, a 600-metre-long stretch of road outside Elverum is illuminated by long rows of white and yellow road markings. The same thing can be seen just outsi... -
Dina Kuttah's idea could change road technology
It began with an idea, but eight years work and fifteen academic papers later the result is a machine that might well prove to be a game-changer in road technol... -
New projects developing dual-use technology
The Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (VTI) is working on new dual-use technical solutions – i.e., technology that has both civilian and mi...Snöskoterled -
International ferry project shows promising results
Results at the halfway mark of the REISFER project have exceeded original expectations. Funded through the Interreg Central Baltic programme, the project is int...
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