Category: Oddities

Public transport is part of our daily mobility business. But since some decades public transport is mapped in a schematic way. The question is why, because it started with geographically accurate representation...

2023 was, again, a year of extremes. We don’t want to be too political, thus let’s focus on some absurdities we have found in the ordinary world...

For Halloween we are opening hell and have and dive deep into the subtle changes of Mother Nature...

The traffic infrastructure in China is special, not only for its deferred turning lanes but also for its high use of I2X features...

The Russian government decided to start jamming the signals from the global positioning system in Moscow and side effects are impacting the Russian civilians...

We once pointed out that borders are often just imaginative lines and could be confusing regarding the jurisdiction. Here we see that this concerns our daily life...

We had a look into the German research funding on automated driving topics because we had the feeling that something might be odd. We found overlaps and interesting as well as "interesting" projects among them...

It is Halloween again and we came up with another scary topic you might not be aware of: Borderless automated driving...

Have you ever visited China using a map service and asked yourself, why the road networks are not matching the aerial images? And when checking in China, everything fits?...

Traffic signs should be self-explaining, but can you tell? And could a self-driving system it?...