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The Centre for Traffic Research (CTR) is a Swedish competence centre that initiates, coordinates and conducts research and development in modeling and analysis of traffic processes.

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Boel Berg Wincent
In an online survey with more than 1,000 respondents, more than 80 percent of shared e-scooter users in both cities said they had to walk farther to find or to park around bus and train stations, says Boel Berg Wincent. (Photo: David Callahan)

Running late? New parking rules make shared e-scooters less convenient

Commuters trying to beat the clock account for nearly one third of shared electric scooter trips on a typical workday morning, recent research indicates. But reliance on these vehicles can be dampened...

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Mikael Iivari, Kristine Bull Sletholt, Jeffery Archer and Wilco Burghout
Mikael Iivari, Kristine Bull Sletholt, Jeffery Archer and Wilco Burghout

The CTR Day June 11 2025

At the CTR Day on June 11, the research conducted within the centre was presented as well as the collaboration between academia, industry and authority.

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A futuristic car pulling a battery trailer

Mobile autonomous pods for electric vehicle charging operations

Welcome to attend the licentiate seminar of doctoral student Mohd Aiman Khan on 10 October at 10 AM! His research explores how Mobile Autonomous Charging Pods (MAPs) – autonomous battery-electric vehi...

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Exploring free riding behavior

Danil Belikhov, Guillermo Pérez Castro, Mathis Titgemeyer, Fredrik Johansson, Heather Kaths, and Johan Olstam used instrumented bicycles in Germany and Sweden to study how cyclists behave when riding ...

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