TRL and the Ministry of Municipality & Environment win ‘Green Research’ award at the Qatar Green Building Council’s Sustainability Awards 2016
Leading transport research firm cited for its project on recycled aggregates in construction
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Shining light on the impending changes to car...
With a lot of confusion about the upcoming changes to child seat regulations,...
Councils combine to tackle West Yorkshire’s air...
West Yorkshire councils are working with local commercial fleet operators in a...
Masdar Institute wins ‘TRL Student Award’ at...
World's first graduate-level university recognized for their Bus Oriented...
Air quality experts honoured at TRL Academy Symposium
Experts from the Department for Transport, Transport for London and University of Newcastle have been honoured at the 2016 TRL Academy Awards last week.
Addressing the urgent need to mitigate transport impacts on health
The UK is facing a growing air quality problem. Levels of particulate matter are rising. Several cities are already breaching safe air pollution limits. And it is looking unlikely we will be able to meet EU air quality targets until at least 2030, with transport still a major part of the problem.
TRL awarded best technical paper at ITS World Congress 2016
TRL has been awarded ‘Best Technical Paper – Europe’ at the 2016 ITS World Congress awards for its paper on Connected ITS Corridors.
More than 440,000 deaths and serious injuries could be prevented and up to $143 billion saved if basic UN vehicle regulations were applied
In major Latin American countries more than 440,000 deaths and serious injuries could be prevented and up to $143 billion saved if basic UN vehicle regulations were applied.
TRL helps European road operators address climate change with the launch of new research project
TRL has begun a unique research project to help European road operators better address the impacts of climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
TRL to showcase advanced adaptive technologies to help enhance urban traffic management at NATRANS Expo 2016
Leading transport research firm to highlight ‘SCOOT,’ one of the most cost effective Intelligent Transport Systems in existence, as a solution for urban traffic issues.