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Through research, we are building a functional transportation system that benefits society as a whole.
The new podcast Prožij to s námi shares real stories of people whose lives have been affected by road crashes, highlighting the lasting consequences of crashes and the support people may need afterwards.
Open car doors pose a danger to cyclists in 92.5% of cases. The study highlights the increasing width of cars and recommends allocating at least 2 meters for cyclists.
An analysis of autopsy reports from the University Hospital Olomouc (1969–2024) shows an increase in the severity of injuries sustained by accident victims. This serves as an indirect indicator of the impact of improved care on the survival of pedestrians and cyclists.
The article presents the CPX method for measuring road surface noise and examines the factors that influence it. It focuses in particular on surface macrotexture and its relationship with noise generated by tyre–road interaction.
The study analyses the condition of traction batteries in used BEVs and PHEVs in Czechia, Slovakia and Poland. The results show the impact of vehicle age and mileage on battery degradation and the importance of independent diagnostics.
How can combined transport be used in practice? Free autumn webinars will present available options, practical experience, current routes and services.
Accredited laboratories for transport infrastructure, the environment, traffic signage, and more.
We conduct comprehensive research and development in transportation in the natural and social sciences, engineering, and technology.
A range of services, available methodologies, books, and products in one place.
We are a modern, interdisciplinary research institute based in Brno. We focus on all aspects of transport – from road safety and support for clean mobility to the design of strategies for future development. We work with the government, regions, cities, universities, and European partners.
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The European Commission has awarded us a quality mark for human resources management in research and academia.
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