What does TORG stand for?

Transport Operations Research Group (University of Newcastle, UK)

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Cenex will deliver the trials in partnership with Newcastle-based consultancy Future Transport Systems and Newcastle University's Transport Operations Research Group (TORG).

Electric cars on North East roads

Cenex is delivering the trials in partnership with Newcastle-based consultancy Future Transport Systems and Newcastle University's Transport Operations Research Group.

Region gets Smart

The Transport Operations Research Group (Torg) at Newcastle University has developed "smart dust" technology which involves using tiny wireless sensors.

How a bit of dust can cut pollution; North experts lead world in air ...

Neil Thorpe, from the transport operations research group at the university, said: "I've been working on road-pricing technology for the last 15 years and congestion charging is inevitable.

Roads charge will be harsh reality for all