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“Here at the Centre in New Delhi we have had significant influence, at both the national and local levels. We have been given a role in national planning. Now we are trying to get involved in all of the large cities in the country," says Dinesh Mohan, former Director of the CoE TRIPP: Research and Training in New Delhi.
Geetam Tiwari, Director of the CoE-Transportation Research and Injury Prevention Programme, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
The Centre has received SEK 25 million in financing from VREF. A total of 15 to 20 researchers have been involved in the Centre´s activities.
Host organisation:
Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi, India
Link to the Centre's Website
- Estimating marginal external costs of transport in Delhi
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Research theme:
Policy approaches to urban mobility
Year: 2010
Type: Research article - Sustainable transport and the modernisation of urban transport in Delhi and Stockholm
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Research theme:
Transport Planning & Governance Systems
Year: 2010
Type: Research article - Road safety in India: Challenges and opportunities
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Research theme:
Green & Safe Transports
Year: 2009
Type: Report - Public health benefits of strategies to reduce greenhouse‐gas emissions: urban land transport
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Research theme:
Green & Safe Transports
Year: 2009
Type: Research article - Aerodynamics of a bus with open windows
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Research theme:
Green & Safe Transports
Year: 2009
Type: Research article - Effect of active muscle forces on knee injury risks for pedestrian standing posture at low speed impacts
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Research theme:
Green & Safe Transports
Year: 2008
Type: Research article - Continuity equation validation for nonhomogeneous traffic
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Research theme:
Urban Traffic Management
Year: 2008
Type: Research article - Design of ventilated helmets: computational fluid and impact dynamics studies
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Research theme:
Green & Safe Transports
Year: 2008
Type: Research article - Mythologies, Metro Rail Systems and Future Urban Transport
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Research theme:
Transport Planning & Governance Systems
Year: 2008
Type: Research article - A handbook of socio-economic impact assessment of future urban transport projects
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Research theme:
Mobility Challenges in Emerging Cities
Year: 2007
Type: Final Report - Survival analysis: Pedestrian risk exposure at signalized intersections
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Research theme:
Green & Safe Transports
Year: 2007
Type: Research article - Road Traffic Injury Prevention Training Manual
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Research theme:
Green & Safe Transports
Year: 2006
Type: Report - The phenomenology of being a female pedestrian in an African and an Asian city: A qualitative investigation
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Research theme:
Mobility Challenges in Emerging Cities
Year: 2006
Type: Research article - A Gendered Perspective of the Shelter‐Transport‐Livelihood Link: The Case of Poor Women in Delhi
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Research theme:
Mobility Challenges in Emerging Cities
Year: 2006
Type: Research article - Predicting throw distance variations in bicycle crashes
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Research theme:
Green & Safe Transports
Year: 2006
Type: Research article - Six‐degree‐of‐freedom three‐wheeled‐vehicle model validation
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Research theme:
Green & Safe Transports
Year: 2005
Type: Research article - Safety as a human right
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Research theme:
Mobility Challenges in Emerging Cities
Year: 2003
Type: Research article
The VREF invites PhD students and early stage researchers to apply for a Study Visit Grant to be supported with up to SEK 30 000.
The invitation is open until 181031.
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The Volvo Research and Educational Foundations (VREF) inspires, initiates and supports research and educational activities through the Future Urban Transport Programme - How to deal with the complexity of urban transport (FUT).
Our Vision: Sustainable transport for equitable access in urban areas
