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Sustainable City

Green is good. Imagine a time when traffic crashes are a thing of the past.  Our streets are truly safe to walk, bike and drive...  

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Managed Highways

It’s Monday. The relaxing weekend is behind you and now it’s game on. There are places to go, people to see and a lot to accomplish... 

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Safe Rural Roads

The open road. The beautiful countryside. The nimble little car built for real driving. All the makings of a great day...

Latest posts from Making Cities Safer

Sustainability in the city – Speed is key

When improving quality of life in the city, speed of traffic is key to address Cars and traffic have a major impact on the citizens of the city...
2017-04-24 by Johan Frilund

Self-driving cars are coming – the ultimate traffic solution for the future, or?

Huge gains to be made with self-driving cars The self-driving car holds a lot of promises for the future. It will allow a more efficient land u...
2017-04-24 by Johan Frilund

Start-up methods – the way to go sustainable

Start-up methods for sustainable cities We are starting to get a grip on what makes a city sustainable and livable. It is a city with less traf...
2017-04-24 by Johan Frilund

Latest posts from Making Traffic Safer

Lower speeds and infrastructure changes protect Vulnerable Road Users

Vulnerable road users (VRU) are grossly overrepresented in road safety statistics. The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that close to ...
2017-06-12 by Philip Wijers

The benefits of automated in-vehicle traffic enforcement

The past few years have seen great interest by various governments in automated in-vehicle traffic enforcement to further increase road safety ...
2017-03-27 by Philip Wijers

Speed management: Why is speed such crucial road safety issue?

1 km/h increase in mean vehicle speeds will result in a 4-5% increase in fatal crashes Reducing the average speed on a country’s road network h...
2017-03-23 by Philip Wijers