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The report presents an overview of technological developments in traffic and transport that may be expected to occur in the next ten to twenty years, including their relevance to rural areas. The dominant role of private cars in rural areas will even increase during the next few decades. Text in Dutch; summary in English. Prepared in cooperation with Centrum voor Energiebesparing en Schone Technologie, Delft (Netherlands).
The Questa project is an activity of the Ministry of Transport and Public Works and aims to develop a long term view on developments in society and th...
The report shows that knowledge of traffic rules does not contribute to reduce the accident risk, or injury risk of young cyclists. Running red lights...
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