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Digital platform to promote sustainable travel
Sustainable Rural Mobility, SuRuMo, is an EU project that aims to create a digital platform for people in rural areas so that they can choose between different... -
From pizza chef to technical jack-of-all-trades
A major change in his career path: that’s how Arne Johansson describes his journey from pizza chef to technician and chief foreman at the VTI workshop. This is... -
Strategic cooperation essential for LiU and VTI
VTI and Linköping University are united by much more than just their geographical location – the Valla district on the outskirts of Linköping. This year marks t... -
The best way for HCT vehicles and cyclists to share the roads
Is it possible to combine cycling and new duo-trailer trucks on the same roads? How are cyclists affected when being overtaken by HCT vehicles 34 metres long? A... -
Successful results in trials with geofencing in Enköping
Broad acceptance among drivers, high levels of public engagement and technology that more or less works well. But no noticeable impact on traffic in general. Th... -
VTI examines social benefits of electric ferries
Can electric ferries be economically viable as a public transport element in cities where there is a lot of water? How would travel habits, journey times and ot... -
VTI expands in northern Sweden and joins ACE
VTI, the Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute, has been involved in research projects in northern Sweden for many years. VTI is increasing its... -
VTI project with Volvo to reduce wear and emissions
How can electric vehicle manufacturers optimise their vehicles to reduce tyre wear and thus particulate emissions? A new research project where VTI is collabora... -
Demands on attention affect children’s safety
Children are good at staying alert in traffic – at least when moving in familiar environments. Previous research has asserted that a child’s age significantly i...
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