Torkel Bjørnskau

Chief Research Officer

Institute of Transport Economics

Norway

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Torkel Bjørnskau is the Chief Research Officer at the Institute of Transport Economics in Norway. His research focuses on the interactions between autonomous shuttles and vulnerable road users, particularly pedestrians and cyclists, as well as the maintenance of cycling infrastructure. Recent articles authored by him explore topics such as behavioral adaptations of drivers on winter roads and the development of cycling in European countries since 1990.

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Marjan Hagenzieker

Delft University of Technology

NETHERLANDS

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Aliaksei Laureshyn

Lund University

SWEDEN

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Petr Pokorny

NORWAY

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Bas de Geus

Vrije Universiteit Brussel

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“Game over” for autonomous shuttles in mixed traffic? Results from field surveys among pedestrians and cyclists on how they interact with autonomous shuttles in real-life traffic in Norway

Interact or counteract? Behavioural observation of interactions between vulnerable road users and autonomous shuttles in Oslo, Norway

The development of cycling in european countries since 1990

Video observation of encounters between the automated shuttles and other traffic participants along an approach to right-hand priority T-intersection

Competence, equipment and behavioural adaptation on Norwegian winter roads: A comparison of foreign and Norwegian HGV drivers

Cyclists' Perception of Maintenance and Operation of Cycling Infrastructure—Results From a Norwegian Survey

Collaborators (4)

Marjan Hagenzieker

Aliaksei Laureshyn

Petr Pokorny

Bas de Geus

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