The International Council for Clean Transportation has released a report that presents the results of chassis dynamometer testing of a Euro 6 gasoline direct injection vehicle. This report focuses on measuring pollutants that are not currently regulated.

The International Council for Clean Transportation has released a report that compares the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions of modern gasoline cars versus that of modern diesel cars. This report tested the vehicles both in laboratory conditions and on-the-road in real-world conditions.

Austroads has released a report that combines all thirteen parts of the Guide to Traffic Management. It provides contemporary traffic management practice including emerging techniques and technologies, and relevant international experience. The report is available for no fee after logging onto the site.

Austroads has released a report that combines all fourteen parts of the Guide to Road Design. It covers specific aspects of the design process and deals with the geometric elements of the road, together with drainage and roadside considerations. The report is available for no fee after logging onto the site.

The International Council on Clean Transportation has released a report that explores the viability of various zero-emission heavy-duty vehicle technologies. The goal of this report is to estimate the Canada-specific operational costs for zero-emission trucks compared to diesel and natural gas vehicles.

The International Transport Forum has released a report that examines international experiences with high-capacity vehicles (HCVs). This report explores approaches to implementing programs to deploy HCVs; reviews potential impacts on road infrastructure; and assesses consequences for other transportation modes, industry, and society.

The Victoria Policy Institute in Canada has released a report that evaluates various options for reducing Malahat Highway traffic problems. The Malahat Highway is a narrow, steep, winding highway between Victoria and North Vancouver Island. It is difficult to drive, often congested, and has a relatively high crash casualty rate.

The Transport Research Laboratory in the United Kingdom has released a report that discusses the use and performance of specific mixtures and thicknesses of surface course on future performance of roads in Scotland. This report examines sites that include a hot-rolled asphalt modified with recycled plastic pellets, a TS2010 material that recorded above average high-speed friction results, and a heavily trafficked eight-year-old roundabout surfacing.

The International Council on Clean Transportation has released a report that outlines the current state of remote sensing technology, research, and deployment around the world. Vehicle remote sensing technologies are emission-measurement systems that do not physically interact with the vehicle undergoing testing. This report focuses on evaluating barriers to its widespread deployment.

The International Council on Clean Transportation has released a report that examines the use of telematics technology in the trucking sector. It also explores ways the SmartWay program can redesign data collection processes. The SmartWay program is a collection of voluntary public-private partnerships in the U.S. and Canada designed to improve the efficiency and environmental performance of the freight sector.