RW Kent, DV Balandin, NN Bolotnik, WD Pilkey… - 2007 - asmedigitalcollection.asme.org
… of the restraint force by moving the point of attachment of the restraint system to the vehicle or … The analytical foundation for the control of the restrainingforce does not appear to have …
… vehicles are generally responsible for 30 to 40 percent of nitrogen oxides emissions in cities; … Several Western European cities have successfully restrained traffic in the core by dividing …
F Duarte, C Ratti - Journal of Urban Technology, 2018 - Taylor & Francis
… vehicle. As it happens with the introduction of new technologies, factual or data-based analysis are restrained … many changes in urban dynamics and city form could be triggered by AVs. …
… infrastructural costs7 if car use is restrained through lower speed limits. Indeed, … Some shop keepers and traffic engineers claim that the decrease of car speed will lead to fewer vehicles …
AF Williams - Accident Analysis & Prevention, 1979 - Elsevier
… to have reduced motor vehicle occupant deaths, generally by lO-… of these ages to be restrained went into force in several states. … cities studied, relative to a decrease in the two Kentucky …
… of restraining car ownership and usage. Growth of the … vehicle fleet and transport energy consumption and finally to suggest how the Singapore experience could be useful for other cities…
… dwell in the densely packed cities of these countries due to the lower local emissions of EVs compared with gasoline vehicles. The effect of vehicle electrification on carbon emissions is …
… research that is primarily oriented to facilitating vehicle movement on large-scale streets and … grew, pressure increased on local governments to restrain socially harmful activities, to pro…
… of city planning and execution, the proposed research diverts discourse from intrinsic technology of autonomous vehicles … of autonomous vehicles on contemporary cities. Ultimately, this …