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Are you an environmentally-friendly driver? Here’s how MODALES will help you find out

One of the factors contributing to transport-related emissions is driving behaviour. In this third interview of the MODALES project, the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) explains how driving behaviour will be measured within the project. LIST,...

Towards more sustainable mobility: an interview with ERTICO – ITS Europe

Continue exploring the world of MODALES project with this second interview featuring ERTICO – ITS Europe. In their role of project coordinators, Andrew Winder and Jean-Charles Pandazis share their vision for a more sustainable mobility and explain their contribution...

The results on cross-border vehicle tampering are now available

In this first interview series, MODALES focuses on the analysis of vehicle tampering with its member Spark. After months of research, covering 14 European Member States, Spark shares its results and explains its contribution to the adoption of low-emission driving...

MODALES addresses the definition of low-emission factors with three reports

MODALES has successfully completed its first year, addressing the definition of low-emission factors. MODALES Members VTT, Spark and the University of Leeds, coordinated by Dr Haibo Chen of the University of Leeds Institute for Transport Studies, gathered together the...

Contribute to the development of the European Commission’s clean mobility roadmap

The European Green Deal includes a target to reduce transport-related greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2050. The Commission intends to adopt a comprehensive strategy to meet this target and ensure that the EU transport sector is fit for a clean, digital and modern...

Contribute to the research on vehicle tampering (Contribution period now closed)

To continue its work in advancing the understanding of the correlation between user behaviour and vehicle emissions, MODALES has launched a survey to collect data from stakeholders in relation to vehicle tampering (purposefully removing or making inoperable any system...