The future of autonomous transport needs your voice! The European Diversify-CCAM project is investigating the inclusivity and accessibility of these technologies. Complete the anonymous questionnaire by 14 August 2026, support the creation of a key guide, and help shape more accessible mobility across Europe.
Issue 3 of the *Bezpečná doprava* newsletter (2026) has been published. It features an overview of accident figures for the first half of the year, an assessment of the BESIP Strategy, new KPIs, CDV research and the latest international trends in road safety.
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A new report by New Zealand Transport Agency draws on research from the Transport Research Centre (CDV), showing how Czech expertise supports safer transport infrastructure and biodiversity protection through evidence-based solutions.
How can we move Czech mobility from ambitious strategies to tangible results? Join us on October 1, 2026, at the “Clean Transportation: From Plans to Action” conference at the Ministry of Transportation. Discuss the future of our mobility with experts at this free event.
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The Transport Research Centre has introduced accredited analytical methods for hydrogen fuel quality control in line with international standards, supporting the safe development of hydrogen mobility.
We invite you to an international conference on the use of alcohol interlocks, which will take place on June 30, 2026, at the Senate in Prague, featuring leading domestic and European experts. Come discuss modern tools to combat drunk driving and see this technology in action during a hands-on demonstration.
When standard instruments failed to detect chromium compounds in the air, Romana Michalicová refused to settle for a compromise. She modified a high-performance chromatograph herself, thereby eliminating errors and achieving completely accurate measurements. Read how her scientific ingenuity made it possible to accurately monitor previously invisible risks.
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Railway experts met in Brno to discuss the causes of signal passed at danger incidents, prevention measures and new tools aimed at improving railway operational safety.
In April, our colleague Adam Skokan attended one of Asia’s largest automotive trade shows—AMPA in Taiwan.
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