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Transport Research Laboratory

TRL Limited, trading as the Transport Research Laboratory, is a fully independent private company offering a transport consultancy and research service to the public and private sector. Originally established in 1933 by the UK Government as the Road Research Laboratory (RRL), it was privatised in 1996. History: TRL was originally established in 1933 by the UK Government as the Road Research Laboratory (RRL) under the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, and later became the Transport and Road Research Laboratory (TRRL). During the Second World War the Laboratory contributed to the war effort. Among its contributions, under William Glanville, were research that aided the development of plastic armour, the bouncing bomb and the Disney bomb. In the 1970s, the TRRL moved from the Department of Trade and Industry to the Department of the Environment.[4] At the TRRL, Frank Blackmore developed the mini-roundabout which was adopted in 1975. With the encouragement of the UK Department of Transport, TRRL was instrumental in promoting cooperation with other European laboratories.[5] In 1989, TRRLs initiative to create a Forum of European National Highway Research Laboratories led to its hosting of the inaugural meeting. It became an executive agency of the UK Department for Transport in 1992 and changed its name to Transport Research Laboratory (TRL). It was privatised in 1996, though plans were criticized at the time[6]notably by former Transport Minister Barbara Castle. Stats: To maintain its commercial independence and impartiality, TRL is owned by the Transport Research Foundation, a non-profit distributing foundation overseen by 80 sector members from the transport industry. TRLs profits are invested in its own research programmes, selected by the TRF to enhance knowledge in critical areas such as safety, environmental impact and sustainable development. Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) – UNITED KINGDOM TRL Limited (Transport Research Laboratory) is one of the largest and most comprehensive independent centres for the study of land transport in the world. For more than 70 years it has developed research-based technical knowledge that enables clients to obtain a better understanding of transport problems and to improve value for money. As a national transport research laboratory, TRL operates worldwide and has developed close working links with many other international transport centres. It is a non-profit distributing company whose customers include central government, local and regional authorities, foreign governments, consultants and international aid agencies. TRL employs around 400 technical professionals, including engineers, mathematicians, physicists, psychologists, geologists, computer experts and statisticians. IHS works in partnership with TRL (Transport Research Laboratory) to include a wide range of TRL reports, leaflets, technical guidance and design data in The Construction Information Service (CIS). TRL provides independent and impartial world class research, consultancy, advice and testing for all aspects of transport. Working with customers from both the public and private sectors TRL’s research expertise covers all aspects of transportation, vehicles performance and safety, environmental impact, sustainability and transport Infrastructure. From low-volume surveys to green travel plans, from complex multi-modal studies to policy development in the high-tech world of real time journey planning using intelligent transport systems, TRL is at the forefront, not only of today’s transport, but of what is to come in the future.

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