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TRL reports go free online03/12/2012 TRL has made all its transport reports free to download from the Online Store on the TRL website. |
Wallis to head up TRL02/07/2013 Rob Wallis has been named as the new chief executive officer of the Transport Research Laboratory (TRL). |
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TRL to act as test partners at Seeing is Believing12/03/2014 TRL (Transport Research Laboratory) will act as test partners for live trials at this year’s Seeing is Believing. |
HGV blind spot technology to be tested24/04/2014 Blind spot safety technology that can be fitted to heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) will be independently tested by TRL (Transport Research Laboratory). |
Fugro teams up with TRL30/05/2014 Fugro has signed an agreement with TRL (Transport Research Laboratory) to merge data collection and asset management expertise for highways clients worldwide. |
WPT technology could be used on strategic roads12/03/2015 TRL (Transport Research Laboratory) will undertake a feasibility study into whether wireless power transfer (WPT) technology can be used on England’s strategic road network, to prepare for and potentially encourage, greater electric vehicle (EV) take-up. |
New code of practice and funding for driverless cars20/07/2015 The government has launched a code of practice and £20 million funding for research and development into driverless vehicles. |
TRL taking part in £11m autonomous vehicle research programme23/10/2015 TRL, the Transport Research Laboratory, has announced it is part of a new £11m research programme to develop fully autonomous cars. |
Highways England continue work to improve road worker safety28/10/2015 Highways England is currently working on innovative techniques that will further improve road worker safety. |
New course to tackle poor roadside safety03/12/2015 TRL (Transport Research Laboratory) has partnered with Colas to launch a new roadside working training course for professionals required to operate or stop on the roadside. |
TRL wins eighth international road safety award14/12/2015 TRL (the Transport Research Laboratory) has received its eighth Prince Michael International Road Safety Award for its work in improving road worker safety. |
Driverless vehicles to be tested on London’s streets29/01/2016 The idea of driverless vehicles in London has moved one step closer today (29 January) with the development of pods that will be tested on the streets of Greenwich. |
£20m boost for driverless cars technology01/02/2016 The government has announced £20 million worth of funding to develop the next generation of autonomous vehicles. |
TRL launches new test environment for driverless vehicles18/02/2016 TRL (Transport Research Laboratory) has announced the launch of UK Smart Mobility Living Lab @ Greenwich – a real-life environment where connected and automated vehicles (CAVs), services and processes can be safely developed, evaluated and integrated within the local community. |
TRL launches highways maintenance funding guidance22/02/2016 TRL (the Transport Research Laboratory), is offering advice to local authorities and private finance initiatives (PFIs) to help them adopt best practice for highway appraisal and maintenance. |
Public invited to take part in driverless vehicle trials13/05/2016 Members of the public will be given the chance to experience what it’s like to ride in an automated vehicle when the UK’s first public trials take place later this year. |
TRL’s Viner joins editorial board06/06/2016 Dr Helen Viner, chief scientist of TRL’s (Transport Research Laboratory) infrastructure division, has joined the Highways Magazine editorial board. |
TRL working with DfT on road accident programme08/08/2016 TRL (Transport Research Laboratory) will work with the Department for Transport (DfT) on phase two of its Road Accident In Depth Studies programme (RAIDS). |
TRL puts focus on CAVs in quarterly report25/08/2016 TRL has released its latest Quarterly Research Report, with a special focus on connected and automated vehicles (CAVs) |
PACTS report shows Britain has safe roads, but not for pedestrians21/09/2016 A report published by the Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS) suggests that Great Britain has consistently been among the world’s countries with the lowest rates of road deaths, but there are areas where the country does not compare well. |
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'GATEway was just the beginning': groundbreaking AV project signs off21/06/2018 The GATEway project to study how people react to automated vehicles has published the full research and findings from its three-year programme of trials, with suggestions for new areas of research for the future. |
Highways England asks TRL to accelerate autonomous worksite tech30/05/2019 Highways England has commissioned research company TRL to carry out an innovation project exploring the use of connected and autonomous plant (CAP) on construction and maintenance schemes. |
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