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ISCF projects embrace TRL expertise
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TRL throws spotlight on upcoming trends in the ...
Discussion to centre around how ‘Smart Mobility’ can be utilised to help build...
TRL welcomes changes to UK car driving test
Improving the driving test
TRL study provides solutions to improve sustainable development
• Large quantities of slag are produced yearly--exceeding 350 thousand tonnes with stockpile of over 1.6 million tonnes
• TRL research shows innovative new uses of steel slag in asphalt, concrete and unbound construction applications
TRL report reveals £1.38 billion value of the Scottish Trunk Road Network
The Scottish Trunk Road Network (TRN) has been identified as a major infrastructure asset in a brand new report by TRL, the global centre of innovation in transport and mobility.
Safer drivers, fewer accidents and reduced business costs through free pilot for your organisation
TRL is offering a free pilot targeting close following behaviour (tailgating) to employers in the UK. This project is funded by the Road Safety Trust. Tailgating, or close following is thought to be a contributory factor in a significant number of collisions.
Autonomous Vehicles – Time for the UK Government to act
The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee today publishes its report: ‘Connected and Autonomous Vehicles: The future?’ Here, TRL’s Academy Director, Nick Reed, offers his view:
Spring Budget
Following the Spring Budget announcements of funding for the development of driverless vehicles and 5G networks, TRL’s Academy Director, Nick Reed, gives his view:
Diesel cars – Is the end nigh?
Following the news that the government is considering a scrappage scheme for older diesel cars, Denis Naberezhnykh, TRL’s Head of ULEV and Energy, gives his views:
Mobile phones whilst driving
Following today’s changes to the law bringing about stricter consequences for phone use whilst driving, Shaun Helman, TRL’s Head of Transport Psychology, gives his view:

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