A smart bike: would you give it a go?Cars with smart features? We’re no longer surprised by them. Fully self-driving vehicles may still be on the horizon, but a car that reads road signs, brakes automatically, and keeps a safe distance? You’ll find one at any decent dealership these days. But could something like that… work on a bike?Read more
The effects of a real-time public transport information app on travel behaviour, traffic levels and the environmentA new study from our group together with researchers from Universidad de Chile and Technical University of Denmark reveals the impact of real-time public transport apps on urban mobility and the environment. Published in Travel Behaviour and Society, the paper examines Chile’s Red Movilidad app, offering insights for cities worldwide.Read more
A smart bike: would you give it a go?
The effects of a real-time public transport information app on travel behaviour, traffic levels and the environment
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