Posts tagged with ‘car’
Car parking permit renewals — reminder
The new car parking permits came into effect on Saturday 1 September 2018. Have you renewed […]
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Tags: car, car parking, commute, driving, parking
Insurance August — find key documents online
The new insurance year has commenced and key documentation is available via our insurance workspace pages. […]
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Important changes to the car parking scheme – permit year change
The following updates are being made to the University car parking scheme: Changes to the permit […]
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Tags: car, car park, car parking, commute, parking
West Entrance – outbound carriageway affected
Grounds-keeping work will be undertaken at West Entrance from Tuesday 30 August until Thursday 1 September. […]
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Tags: building, car, construction, grounds, staff, transport, travel, works, works affecting the University
University Boulevard closure for works
From 8pm Friday 5 August until 5am Monday 8 August, University Boulevard will be closed from Beeston […]
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Tags: car, construction, tram, transport, travel, University Park, works
Portland Hill road closure
Due to repairs, the road on Portland Hill will be closed from Monday 20 June to […]
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Tags: bus, car, closure, construction, driving, hopper bus, Portland Building, road, works
Participants required for driving simulator study – earn £20 voucher
Participants will be asked to undertake two drives, each lasting approximately 30 minutes. During one of […]
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Tags: car, driving, participants, research study, simulator driving study, study, voucher
Self-driving cars: a safe bet?
Could self-driving cars be on our roads in the next few years? Join Professor Tim Gordon, Head of the School of Engineering at The University of Lincoln, as he attempts to answer the key questions: “What is the risk of a collision in a self-driving car?” and “How and when will that risk become acceptable?”
Tags: car, engineering, Faculty of Engineering, motor, Royal Academy of Engineering, Tim Gordon, transport, travel