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AI helps human experts improve road maintenance
Traditional road maintenance planning is usually based on procuring specific measures at the lowest possible price. However, when contractors are awarded design... -
Ingrid Skogsmo’s journey through transport
Ingrid Skogsmo is senior research leader at the Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (VTI). Her professional journey very much reflects events...Ingrid Skogsmo. Foto: Ingrid Skogsmo -
Robotaxis on the way – but many questions remain
Self-driving taxis, known as robotaxis, are already operating in several cities in the US and China. A new study by VTI highlights the lessons Europe and Sweden... -
Increased demand for measurements of airport pavement strength
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has issued new guidelines for classifying the strength of airport runways. As previously, the new method co... -
Old road markings are recycled in unique project
An environmental project led by the Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (VTI) is testing the manufacture and properties of recycled road mark... -
Project on maritime jobs and education of the future
Maritime research can cover a wide range of areas – technology, society, economy and humans. Just ask Gesa Praetorius, who is leading projects in both maritime... -
Hard to explain gender differences in commuting
For decades, women have commuted less than men. That is still the case, but the reasons for the differences are changing and are no longer as clear. Researchers... -
VTI to examine energy-autonomous cargo vehicles
Energy-autonomous vehicles, often called solar-powered electric vehicles, may sound like a dream, but they have been a reality for several years. In a new resea... -
EU project to reduce emissions in the Baltic Sea
Ferries play a vital role in the archipelagos of the Central Baltic, where many islands are dependent on regular services. Meanwhile, these ferries have a signi...
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