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People at a Stockholm underground station. Photo.

K2 leads a national research project on the halved public transport fares

3 September 2026
Lomma trainstation. Photo.

Clear population growth seen in places that have gained rail services

29 June 2026
Portrait photo of Jean Ryan, a woman with long dark hair wearing a black top.

Hello there Jean Ryan, Senior Researcher at VTI and K2, who participated in the European Commission’s workshop on Transport Poverty and Accessibility

18 June 2026
Two women are on their way to a bus in the Stockholm region. Photo.

Many additions and exemptions in bus transport procurements

15 June 2026
People on a commuter train platform. Photo.

The view of public transport as complicated may hinder reduced car use

2 June 2026
Planning tool for BRT. Photo.

An updated BRT Tool launched – and now also in English

22 May 2026
Railway crossing and sea. Photo.

Climate adaption of Swedish railways

18 May 2026
Isbergs gata in Malmö, a pedestrian-priority street. Photo.

Politicians’ views on car-restrictive measures are shaped by their self-image in relation to voters

6 May 2026
Bus operating on the BRT line Citylinjen in Örebro. Photo.

Different understandings of what BRT is complicate implementation processes

27 April 2026
A passenger buying a ticket on a bus. Photo.

Ticket prices matter – but rarely as much as one might think

20 April 2026
A passenger with a suitcase sitting on a bench in a railway station. Photo.

Passengers have high expectations on public transport punctuality

15 April 2026
A woman walking past an open underground train. Photo.

What is meant by a transport-efficient society? New report highlights clear dividing lines

30 March 2026
A girl with long blond hair sitting on a bus, seen from behind. Photo.

Comfort is most important for passengers in public transport

19 March 2026
Bus operating on the BRT line Citylinjen in Örebro. Photo.

Introduction of new solutions in public transport – reactions to the BRT project in Örebro

23 February 2026
A sign showing a self-driving taxi. Photo.

Major changes ahead in collective mobility

19 February 2026
Bus sign. Foto.

K2 project examines competition in the bus market

11 February 2026
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