News
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CTS Newsletter 2018/1
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CTS Newsletter 2017/3
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CTS newsletter 2017/2
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CTS newsletter 2017/1
Published Mar 14, 2017This newsletter is in Swedish. -
CTS newsletter 2016/3
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Maria on Swedish news about commuting, night trains, superbusses and climate
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CTS newsletter 2016/02
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High speed trains in Sweden - Maria Börjesson on Radio Sweden
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Becoming fossil fuel free - Jonas Elisasson and Yusak Susilo on US Public Radio
Published Feb 19, 2016Stockholm wants to be a completely fossil fuel free city by the year 2040. That presents a major transportation and urban planning challenge, but the city is already well on its way. It's getting there through a series of carrots and sticks. -
Maria Börjesson discusses Swedes and their cars on Radio Sweden.
Published Feb 16, 2016Maria Börjesson comments on trends in car ownership, car ownership models and car driving in Sweden. -
Hindustan Times writes about congestion pricing
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Henrik Andersson, guest researcher at CTS
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Stephane Hess, Affiliated Professor at CTS
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CTS welcomes Andrew Smith as a guest researcher at CTS
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CTS welcomes Professor Andrew Daly
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CTS expands its competence and welcomes professor Kevin Cullinane
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Call for abstracts Transport 2015
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Maria Börjesson discussing traffic congestion on the News.
Published Apr 07, 2015Maria Börjesson visits the Stockholm News and comments to a new report from TomTom, showing that Stockholm has the highest congestion levels in Scandinavia. Maria discusses the causes of this and what can be done to reduce it. She says that the new congestion charges on the Essinge bypass will solve some of the problem, but we can expect congestion also in the future. -
Evaluation 2015: CTS’ competence top-notch
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“11 thinkers on how to unsnarl our cities”
Published Apr 07, 2015The Globe and Mail, one of Canada’s major newspapers recently published a special report on transportation – “11 thinkers on how to unsnarl our cities” – where they interviewed “11 urban planners, economists, business leaders and big thinkers for their vision on creating the cities of the future”. One of the was Jonas Eliasson, presenting the Swedish congestion pricing experiences.
