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TØIs Managing Director Gunnar Lindberg particiaptes in a high level panel discussion
Lindberg will discuss challenges and opportunities for future European research and investments in the mobility sector.
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Effects of Low Emission Zones in European cities
Most Low Emission Zones have been implemented because the cities did not comply with the EU Limit Values for local air quality.
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How will social trends impact transport?
A new report focuses on identifying trends that can cause radical change in the relationship between the transport system and society.
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More children participate in organized leisure activities
and they start to participate in organized leisure activities at a younger age.
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Norwegian car sellers believe the future is electric
Considering electric vehicles to be the future, salespeople appreciate the electric car sales.
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"The relationship between speed and road safety is based on the laws of physics"
Senior Research Officer Rune Elvik explains the relationsship between changes in speed and road safety.
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Bicycle helmets – To wear or not to wear?
Bicycle helmets reduce serious head injury by 60 percent.
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No increased accident risk with e-bikes
A new study from TØI outlines a scenario about the future risk in accidents given that more e-bikes will enter into traffic.
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Peak fossil fueled based vehicle ownership
Norway’s policy on electric vehicles has led to a tipping point of fossil fueled based vehicle ownership by households.
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About one-third of moped riders own a tuned moped
Young people show positive attitudes regarding road safety. However, about one-third of moped riders own a tuned moped.
