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Emissions impossible? How the transport sector can help make the 2050 net-zero goal a reality

Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Meeting Canada's ambitious net-zero emissions target by 2050 necessitates significant technological, behavioral and systemic changes in the transportation sector, a major contributor to global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Indeed, the transportation sector alone is responsible for a quarter of all GHG emissions worldwide, with road transport accounting for about 80 percent of this figure.…

Most automated driving systems are lousy at making sure drivers pay attention, insurance group says

Car lights are reflected in the wet street as commuters line up in traffic to enter the I-110 Harbor freeway in the rain in downtown Los Angeles, March 6, 2024. Most electronic systems that take on some driving tasks for humans don’t adequately make sure drivers are paying attention, and they don’t issue strong enough warnings to make drivers behave. That's according to an insurance industry study published Tuesday, March 12, 2024. Credit: AP…

UK’s modern-day green airship takes shape

Britain's Airlander 10 is being billed as a less polluting alternative to traditional aircraft. Britain's innovative Airlander 10 airship could soon take to the skies to offer leisure passengers panoramic views and far less pollution than traditional aircraft, according to its manufacturer.…

Training AI for smart bicycles

Holoscene Bike sensor bike from Boréal Bikes during test rides in the municipality of Puch bei Hallein. Credit: Salzburg Research Bike friendliness of a cycle path depends to a large extent on the surface quality. This allows people who use bicycles for work-related reasons or to complete daily errands and want to keep bike-commuting climate-neutral to perform their tasks faster and in a more pleasant way.…

New traffic signal would improve travel time for both pedestrians and vehicles, says modeling study

Schematics of an intersection with white phase, connected automated vehicles (CAVs), connected human-driven vehicles (CHVs), and pedestrians. Credit: Computer-Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering (2024). DOI: 10.1111/mice.13178 Adding a fourth light to traffic signals—in addition to red, green, and yellow—would shorten wait times at street corners for pedestrians, as well as improve traffic flow for both autonomous…