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Eirin Olaussen Ryeng is a Professor at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). Her work focuses on transportation engineering, road safety, and human behavior in urban and rural mobility contexts. Key research themes: winter road conditions, autonomous vehicles, cyclist/pedestrian safety, route familiarity, and sustainable transport infrastructure Active in transnational studies and multidisciplinary collaborations Recent publications analyze pedestrian gait in winter, cargo bike efficiency, driver risk perception, and geometric road design impacts. She employs advanced methodologies like sensor technology, survey analysis, and crash-based modeling. Teaching includes courses on road engineering, traffic safety, and transport infrastructure. She has presented at major European Transport Conferences and Nordic Traffic Safety Academy seminars.

• Transportation Engineering
• Road Safety
• Pedestrian and Cyclist Behavior
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Ole Aasvik is a PhD candidate and Researcher at the Department of Transport Economics (TØI) in Norway, affiliated with the University of Oslo. His work focuses on the social and psychological aspects of transportation technology, particularly autonomous vehicles. Currently, he leads the AutoMaas project investigating public acceptance of shared self-driving vehicles, emphasizing trust in technology and fellow passengers. Education: Master's degree in Social Psychology (University of Oslo, 2017) Bachelor's in Health and Social Psychology (University of Oslo, 2015) Assistant Professor at the University of Oslo (2015-2016) Research Interests: Social psychology of technology adoption Transport behavior and group dynamics Methodology in behavioral research Collaborations: Project funded by the Research Council of Norway (NFR) Partners: University of Oslo, TU Delft, Ruter, BaneNor, and Viken County Municipality Labs/Teams: Main supervisor: Associate Professor Pål Ulleberg (UiO) Co-supervisor: Professor Marjan Hagenzieker (TU Delft/TØI)

• Social Psychology
• Transportation Technology
• Human Factors Engineering
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