Traffic fatalities and serious injuries are not inevitable—they’re preventable. The global Vision Zero movement is reimagining how we plan, design, and manage transportation systems to prioritize human life and well-being […]
1.3 million deaths are unacceptable: Road safety, a critical global issue with significant human and economic consequences, needs to be improved – achieving Vision Zero, where no loss of life in road traffic is acceptable. […]
Road crashes are one of the most frequent causes of death worldwide. Every year around 1.3 million people are killed in road traffic, which corresponds to 3,600 victims per day. An inevitable number? […]
Munich is committed to road safety: As a leader in accident analysis, the city’s traffic experts establish an empirical foundation for reactive and proactive preventive measures. […]
What are the ITS trends of 2024? Christian U. Haas, CEO of PTV Group and Econolite, sheds light on key advancements that will shape the transportation landscape this year. […]
More and more cities are lowering speed limits for vehicles, affecting mobility, safety, and communities. How can this change be best implemented? Here’s our basic guide. […]
Where can you find the world’s best public transport? A recent study ranks the top cities with the most efficient and well-connected transit networks worldwide. […]
This article explores the 15-minute city, its core principles, benefits, challenges, global applications, and the urban policies driving its implementation. […]
Changes to public transportation services and infrastructure are complicated and costly. But modeling technology can help planners reduce costs and improve commuters’ travel experiences. Here’s a quick guide. […]
Highway design has a great effect on the safety of drivers and passengers. Using PTV simulations, a study in Belgium helps traffic planners find the best measures to improve highway safety […]