Fatal accidents at level crossings

What can be done to prevent serious accidents at level crossings, such as the recent one near Hanover? The Frankfurter Allgemeine also asked Eric Schöne from the TU Dresden, Chair of Railway Signalling and Transport Safety Technology, about this.

What will drive us in the future?

"Tell me, chameleon... electric, hydrogen or diesel?! Mobility in Bischofswerda" was the title of a panel discussion on 5 April. Prof. Frank Atzler, Head of the Chair of Combustion Engineering and Drive Technology at TU Dresden, was one of the participants.

BMDV promotes self-driving vehicles in Munich

In the MINGA research project, a wide variety of driverless transport systems are being intelligently integrated into the existing public transport system in Munich.

Clever traffic lights - the solution to traffic jams and air polution?

Connected driving and how vehicles can communicate with the infrastructure, MDR spoke with Dresden traffic researcher Prof. Oliver Michler from the TU Dresden about this.

AI research: Human-like perception for self-driving cars

How autonomous cars interpret information from their environment is an important issue in the further development of these vehicles. This is where current AI research comes in.

70 Years of the Dresden Transport Museum - Special History Show

In the Johanneum in the middle of Dresden's Old Town, the Transport Museum has been inviting visitors to make exciting discoveries - for almost 70 years. To mark the occasion, the museum is dedicating an exhibition to its own history.

How, where and when? Information about the 49-Euro-Ticket

MDR.DE has compiled questions and answers about the planned 49-Euro-Ticket - and also asked transport researcher Jan Christian Schlüter from the TU Dresden.

New approach to planning bicycle infrastructure

Researchers from the Chair of Network Dynamics at the Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden (cfaed) at TU Dresden propose a completely new method for generating environmentally friendly cycle path networks.

Project ABSOLUT: Autonomous public transport bus in Leipzig enters passenger test phase

Saxony holds on to Dresden Airport

MDR-Aktuell looked into the future of Dresden Airport and spoke to Prof. Hartmut Fricke from the Transport and Traffic Sciences Faculty at TU Dresden.