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Austin Vision Zero Bot

Vision Zero Crash Report

Collision at 800 E 8TH ST TO IH 35 NB RAMP HWY / 800 E E 11TH ST ST at 05:10:00 PM CST on Thursday 2025-02-27
involving: Large passenger vehicle & Passenger car
0 deaths and 1 injuries

Link to Location: google.com/maps/search/?api=1&
Additional Info: data.austintexas.gov/resource/
#visionzero #mobility #austin #accident #crash

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Anna Loffing

If you’re interested in civic engagement in the mobility transition, read this new-ish paper by Viktoria Allert & Gerhard Reese. It’s all about how the car-centric system makes it difficult to fight against it & what we need to overcome it:

Creating a common social identity, belief in collective efficacy & strong in-group norms & goals are important for participation in collective action for sustainable mobility.

doi.org/10.1016/j.jclepro.2024

#Transport#Mobility#Activism
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🔏 Matthias Wiesmann

Swiss government to release open source model for light delivery vehicles. #model #switzerland #delivery #mobility

datasci.social/@AntoninDanalet

datasci.socialAntonin Danalet (@AntoninDanalet@datasci.social)L’Office fédéral du développement territorial (ARE) propose désormais un modèle spécifique pour les véhicules utilitaires légers. LIM (de l’allemand #Lieferwagenmodell) permet de modéliser les tournées réalisées par les professionnels. Les premiers résultats (matrices origine-destination 2023) seront publiés d’ici quelques mois dans le cadre de l’actualisation du modèle national de trafic voyageurs (MNTP). Le modèle est #opensource. Plus d’informations: https://www.are.admin.ch/are/fr/home/mobilite/bases-et-donnees/modelisation-des-transports/modelisation-vehicules-utilitaires-legers.html
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CLondoner92 (New Account)

The #European automotive sector faces a critical turning point due to technological advances and rising competition. In response, the #EU launched a Strategic Dialogue on its future in January 2025, followed by an Action Plan in March. The plan aims to boost competitiveness and sustainability by focusing on five key areas: innovation, clean #mobility, supply chain resilience, skills development, and a competitive #business environment. Key measures include promoting electric vehicle (#EV) battery production, advancing #autonomous vehicle #technology, and enhancing clean mobility #accessibility through incentives. The Commission also aims to secure raw materials for the sector and streamline regulatory processes. A collaborative European Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Alliance will foster innovation. Funding initiatives like Horizon #Europe and the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Facility will support these transitions.
transport.ec.europa.eu/dialogu

The image is a detailed infographic from the European Commission focusing on "Decarbonising corporate fleets." At the top, there's a banner with the European Commission logo and the text "Decarbonising corporate fleets" overlaid on an image of electric vehicles charging under a solar panel canopy. Below, in a text box, it discusses the importance of transitioning to zero-emission vehicles in corporate fleets. The infographic categorises corporate fleets into company cars, leasing fleets, rental fleets, true fleets, and manufacturer-registered vehicles, with associated icons. A highlighted box states that corporate registrations account for 60% of all car registrations in the EU. The lower sections detail immediate action areas with images representing fiscal measures, urban mobility solutions, and airport rental initiatives. At the bottom, a note indicates a legislative proposal is expected in 2025.
The image is a promotional material from the European Commission about an action plan for the future of the automotive sector. The top section displays the European Commission logo with a headline "Action Plan on the future of the automotive sector" on a blue background. To the right, there is an image of an industrial setting with machinery and a person in a blue uniform. Below, there is a message stating that a comprehensive action plan is presented to maintain competitiveness in the European automotive sector. The bottom section lists three challenges the action plan will address, depicted with icons numbered 1 through 3. Each icon has an associated image: a fuel pump (Reduce dependence on fossil fuels), workers around a car frame (Reduce production costs), and car engine components (Unleash the industry’s innovative power).
The image is an infographic titled "Our Work to Ensure a Sustainable and Competitive European Automotive Industry." It is divided into several sections with various headings and bullet points. At the centre, a circular icon resembles a digital interface with vehicle symbols, surrounded by arrows indicating movement. The top section, titled "Innovation & Digitalisation," highlights large-scale cross-border test beds for automated driving, next-generation battery technology development with substantial budgets, and the formation of a European alliance for autonomous vehicle software. To the left, "Clean Mobility" emphasises accelerating the adoption of zero-emission vehicles, enhancing CO2 standards flexibility by 2025, improving battery repairability, and increasing infrastructure charging with significant funding. On the right, "Level Playing Field with non-EU Competition" addresses protecting European companies from unfair competition and ensuring that foreign investments benefit the EU automotive sector's competitiveness. The bottom left corner features "Competitiveness & Supply Chain Resilience," which focuses on boosting the EU's battery industry through investment packages and promoting local production. Lastly, the "Supporting Workers" section mentions a European Fair Transition Observatory to track employment trends and the allocation of funds for skills training. The document is attributed to the European Union, 2025, with publication details provided.
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