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Safe and secure transport corridors in India (SSTCI)

Reference number
Coordinator Stiftelsen Chalmers Industriteknik
Funding from Vinnova SEK 3 750 000
Project duration September 2021 - December 2026
Status Ongoing
Venture India- Sweden Collaborative Industrial Research & Development Program Request for Proposal
Call Cooperation with India - company-driven research and innovation projects 2021

Important results from the project

The project developed data loggers and methods for data collection and analysis of Indian traffic. This resulted in a database of collected driving data from buses in India. In the project, the Swedish industrial and academic partners have developed data loggers for data collection in buses in India. An analysis of collected pilot data was carried out by RISE and VTI together with Autoliv. The collaboration between Swedish industrial and academic partners has been developed and strengthened.

Expected long term effects

The project has created a platform for data collection and analysis of Indian traffic data that can be used by Swedish and Indian partners. The project also developed methods for studying fatigue in studied drivers.

Approach and implementation

The project has developed a scalable and reusable methodology for data collection and analysis, which has been refined and installed in buses in real traffic in India. The platform collects data on road user behavior from a few selected traffic corridors. The data has been used to understand the suitability of different safety and efficiency solutions. The project has placed great emphasis on ethical review and protection of personal data of the drivers involved.

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Last updated 28 September 2026

Reference number 2021-02328