Transportation refers to the process of goods, people or animals being moved from one place to another. There are multiple methods of transport, including train, boat, bus, plane, lorry, and more.
Contained in this report are the complete details of progress and developments of the year long M.Eng project at UCL Electronics and Electrical Engineering department for the development and design of a Radar based traffic monitoring system for developing countries.
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Human error has regularly been associated as major casual factor contributing towards the high proportion of incidents and accidents. For example, from a research conducted within th
Correct HGV fleet management is a process which allows the fleet manager to minimize risks associated with vehicle investment and disposal. In this report, the process used to carry out effective HGV selection will be examined.
This dissertation investigates the construction cost and potential journey times of a proposed Hyperloop system in the UK, connecting London Euston to Birmingham Curzon Street.
Determination of Saturation Flow for Bicycles & Some of the Characteristics and Behaviours of Cyclist at Signal Controlled Junction on segregated cycling lane
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In the late nineteenth century, Canada and India had politically similar climates, despite being on opposite ends of the globe. Canada only broke away from being directly controlled by Britain in 186
The aim of this project is to create a user application which can map the optimum route from between multiple locations, for example, A to B then B to C using a combination of ‘Shortest Path Algorithms’ and ‘Big Data’ analytics.
Literature Review on Historic Impact of Beijing Subway Development
The London Underground has a really long history; it was set up in 1863, and it became a worldwide headline at the time. In 1890, el
Sustainable transport is a transport modal with no impact on environment and less usage of natural resources through fuel-efficient systems, space saving by development of public transport systems tow
The aims of studying management of logistic is to consider that part of Supply Chain Management that plans, implements, and controls the efficient, effective, forward, and reverse flow and storage of goods, services, and related information.
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