Aasvik, Ole - Transportøkonomisk institutt

TØI-reports

Report.no	Title	Authors	Language	Download
2170/2026	2170/2026 User Acceptance of Automated Vehicles : A Review of Research and Behavioural Models	Ole Aasvik, Siri Hegna Berge	Norwegian	Summary, pdf Full report, in Norwegian only, pdf Sammendrag, pdf
2156/2026	2156/2026 Evaluation of the Norwegian Public Roads Administration’s campaign «Most people follow the speed limit»: A norm-based approach to increasing speed compliance	Hanne Beate Sundfør, Ross Owen Phillips, Ole Aasvik	Norwegian	Summary, pdf Full report, in Norwegian only, pdf Sammendrag, pdf
2042/2024	2042/2024 Cycle lanes past bus stops - A survey amongst vulnerable road users	Tineke de Jong, Ole Aasvik	Norwegian	Summary, pdf Full report, in Norwegian only, pdf Sammmendrag, pdf
2000/2023	2000/2023 Advanced driver support systems and screen interfaces in cars - How do they affect driver behaviour?	Vibeke Milch Uhlving, Kjell Vegard Weyde, Marjan Hagenzieker, Ole Aasvik, Marianne Stølan Rostoft	Norwegian	Summary, pdf Full report, in Norwegian only, pdf Sammendrag, pdf
1949/2023	1949/2023 Evaluation of the national campaign for improved driver attention "Takk for oppmerksomheten" – An investigation using four different data in the period 2018-2022	Ole Aasvik, Fridulv Sagberg	Norwegian	Summary Full report , in Norwegian only, pdf Sammendrag
1917/2022	1917/2022 Automated shuttles in a residential area - Video observations of interactions with other traffic participants in Ski - Hebekk	Petr Pokorny, Torkel Bjørnskau, Ole Aasvik	English	Summary Full report Sammendrag
1891/2022	1891/2022 Rematch for Driver’s Attention	Ole Aasvik, Marianne Stølan Rostoft	Norwegian	Summary Full report - in Norwegian only Sammendrag
1818/2021	1818/2021 A new approach to route guidance for cyclists - a field study with eye trackers and GPS tracking	Aslak Fyhri, Ole Aasvik, Ingeborg Storesund Hesjevoll	Norwegian	Summary Full report - in Norwegian only Sammendrag
1798/2020	1798/2020 Peoples’ reactions to self-driving operating machine in Kongsberg	Torkel Bjørnskau, Ole Aasvik, Petr Pokorny, Belma Skender	Norwegian	Summary - in Norwegian only Full Report - in Norwegian only
1791/2020	1791/2020 Cycle pilot study: Effect of bike street with limited car traffic in Porsgrunn	Aslak Fyhri, Fridulv Sagberg, Torkel Bjørnskau, Ole Aasvik	Norwegian	Summary - in Norwegian only Full report - in Norwegian only
1789/2020	1789/2020 Cycle pilot studies: Evaluation of“sharrows”	Aslak Fyhri, Fridulv Sagberg, Torkel Bjørnskau, Ole Aasvik, Katrine Karlsen	Norwegian	Summary - in Norwegian only Full report - in Norwegian only
1773/2020	1773/2020 How do pedestrians, cyclists and wheelchair-users experience operation and maintenance. Group interviews with different user groups in Kristiansand, Oslo, Stavanger, and Trondheim	Maja Karoline Rynning, Oddrun Helen Hagen, Ole Aasvik, Torkel Bjørnskau	Norwegian	Summary - in Norwegian only Full report - in Norwegian only
1768/2020	1768/2020 Pedestrians' perceptions of operation and maintenance - results from a survey in nine Norwegian cities	Ole Aasvik, Torkel Bjørnskau	Norwegian	Summary Full report - in Norwegian only Sammendrag
1758/2020	1758/2020 Cyclists' perceptions of operation and maintenance - results from a survey in nine urban areas	Ole Aasvik, Torkel Bjørnskau	Norwegian	Summary Hele rapporten Sammendrag
1724/2019	1724/2019 Evaluation of training for moped and light motorcycle riders. Final report	Fridulv Sagberg, Ole Aasvik	Norwegian	Summary Hele rapporten Sammendrag
1675/2018	1675/2018 «It is clearly not a calculation» - Evaluation of the practical driving test for passenger vehicles	Ole Aasvik, Vibeke Milch Uhlving	Norsk bokmål	Summary Full report Sammendrag
1660/2018	1660/2018 Evaluation of the elective subject traffic	Ole Aasvik, Torkel Bjørnskau	Norwegian	Summary Full report - in Norwegian only Sammendrag
1625/2018	1625/2018 Miniscenario: increased use of e-bikes	Aslak Fyhri, Ole Aasvik	Norwegian	Summary Hele rapporten Sammendrag
1616/2018	1616/2018 Evaluation of training for moped and light motorcycle riders. Pre-intervention study	Fridulv Sagberg, Ole Aasvik	Norwegian	Summary Hele rapporten Sammendrag
1581/2017	1581/2017 Cycling in pedestrian streets. Traffic volumes, interaction and conflicts between cyclists and pedestrians in Torggata and Brugata in Oslo, Norway	Torkel Bjørnskau, Oddrun Helen Hagen, Ole Aasvik	Norwegian	Summary Hele rapporten Sammendrag

Academic articles

Title	Authors	Publication
Driven by trust? Social norms increase trust in shared autonomous public transport7	Sander Vassanyi, Ole Aasvik, Pål Ulleberg	Frontiers in Future Transportation, 2026, 7(Art.no. 1687363):1-15
A simple model for complex technology: introducing and testing a framework to understand acceptance of shared automated vehicles	Ole Aasvik, Pål Ulleberg, Marjan Paula Hagenzieker	Royal Society Open Science, 2025, 12(Issue 12, Art.no. 251891):1-31
“I trust Norway” – Investigating acceptance of shared autonomous shuttles using open and closed questions in short-form street interviews	Ole Aasvik, Marjan Paula Hagenzieker, Pål Ulleberg	Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives, 2025, 31(101414):1-8
Exploring the general acceptance factor for shared automated vehicles: the impact of personality traits and experimentally altered information	Ole Aasvik, Pål Ulleberg, Marjan Paula Hagenzieker	Frontiers in Psychology, 2025, 16(1531386):1
Simplifying acceptance: A general acceptance factor predicting intentions to use shared autonomous vehicles	Ole Aasvik, Pål Ulleberg, Marjan Paula Hagenzieker	Transportation Research Part F: Psychology and Behaviour, 2024, 107(November 2024):1125-1143
Perceptions of Service Enhancements in Shared Autonomous Vehicles: A Demographic Perspective	Ole Aasvik	Transport Findings, 2024, 1(September):1-8
How Testing Impacts Willingness to Use and Share Autonomous Shuttles with Strangers: The Mediating Effects of Trust and Optimism	Ole Aasvik, Marjan Paula Hagenzieker, Pål Ulleberg, Torkel Bjørnskau	International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, 2024, :1-16
“Game over” for autonomous shuttles in mixed traffic? Results from field surveys among pedestrians and cyclists on how they interact with autonomous shuttles in real-life traffic in Norway	Torkel Bjørnskau, Ole Aasvik, Tim De Ceunynck, Aslak Fyhri, Marjan Paula Hagenzieker, Carl Johnsson, Aliaksei Laureshyn	Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives, 2023, 18(March, art.no, 100781):1-15
External communication of automated shuttles: Results, experiences, and lessons learned from three European long-term research projects	Alexander G. Mirnig, Magdalena Gärtner, Peter Fröhlich, Vivien Wallner, Anna Sjörs Dahlman, Anna Anund, Petr Pokorny, Marjan Paula Hagenzieker, Torkel Bjørnskau, Ole Aasvik, Cansu Demir, Jakub Sypniewski	Frontiers in Robotics and AI, 2022, 9(October 2022):1-26
Distracting or informative? Examining signage for cyclists using eye-tracking	Ole Aasvik, Aslak Fyhri	Traffic Safety Research an Interdisciplinary Journal, 2022, 2:1-14
Interact or counteract? Behavioural observation of interactions between vulnerable road users and autonomous shuttles in Oslo, Norway	Tim De Ceunynck, Brecht Pelssers, Torkel Bjørnskau, Ole Aasvik, Aslak Fyhri, Aliaksei Laureshyn, Carl Johnsson, Marjan Paula Hagenzieker, Heike Martensen	Traffic Safety Research an Interdisciplinary Journal, 2022, 2:1-24
Cyclists’ perception of maintenance and operation of cycling infrastructure – results from a Norwegian survey	Ole Aasvik, Torkel Bjørnskau	Frontiers in Psychology, 2021, 12(July 2021):1-11
Safety equipment use and crash involvement among cyclists – Behavioral adaptation, precaution or learning?	Alena Katharina Høye, Ingeborg Storesund Hesjevoll, Ole Aasvik	Transportation Research Part F: Traffic psychology and behaviour, 2020, 72(July 2020):117-132
Gender differences in accident risk with e-bikes—Survey data from Norway	Aslak Fyhri, Ole Aasvik, Torkel Bjørnskau	Accident Analysis and Prevention, 2019, 132(105248):8
Combining roadside interviews and on-road observation for assessing prevalence of driver inattention	Fridulv Sagberg, Ole Aasvik, Hanne Beate Sundfør	Transportation Research Part F: Psychology and Behaviour, 2019, 62:305-315
“Maybe I Will Just Send a Quick Text…” – An Examination of Drivers’ Distractions, Causes, and Potential Interventions	Ole Aasvik, Aslak Fyhri	Frontiers in Psychology, 2017, 8(1957):15
Explaining prejudice toward the mentally ill: A test of sociopolitical, demographic, and socioeconomic factors	Ole Aasvik, Jonas R. Kunst	Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 2017, 47(12):14

Academic books/ chapters, etc.

Title	Authors	Publication
“Maybe I will just send a Quick Text…” Two Studies to Reduce and Explain Drivers’ Distractions	Ole Aasvik	Oslo, Norway: Psykologisk Institutt, Universitetet i Oslo , 2017

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