Public transport system (PTS) can be viewed from different aspects, through economic impact, role in emergency situation, impact on induced construction, competitiveness of the location or increase in value of property. Public transport makes a significant contribution in all social areas and represents a valuable alternative to using cars for most...

By Milan Stanković, Ilija Perić

Fully autonomous vehicles promise to replace drivers for most, if not all driving situations and scenarios. To do this effectively, effectively and safely, many sensors are required that are connected to the entire autonomous vehicle system (also called self-driving or driverless). Not only is it essential that such vehicles know exactly where they...

By Tihomir Đurić, Vladan Đurić

The aim of the research is to determine how weak or non-existent demographic sustainability, of majority of municipalities / cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, threatens the spatial development sustainability itself, which should be largely based on the use of endogenous (internal) resources, especially human ones. The '' SUSTENDEMO '' model was use...

By Стево Пашалић

Road transport of goods is an old activity because the goods were to be delivered to the buyer. This type of transport has its own shortcomings and advantages. All these relationships were to be bound by contract. The contract itself was perfected up to the Convention in the contract for international road transport of goods. Contracts of this kind...

By Dragan Golijan, Jelena Golijan

Experiences enable us to manage the potentials, resources, capacities in all activities and enable the creation of basic assumptions for easier management of resources, as well as waste. This refers to the present time in which a person has power. As the supply of technology in worldwide economies is increasingly cheaper and more affordable, it is ...

By Mirko Tešić

The rule of law, considering the report of the Venetian Commission from 2011, as stated in the “ANNEXES TO THE COMMUNICATION OF THE COMMISSION TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND COUNCIL” – new framework of EU to strengthen the rule of law, Strasbourg, March 11, 2014, COM(2014) 158 final ANNEXES 1 to 2”, under its context subsume...

By Jasmina Tahirović

Quality is considered to be the most significant phenomenon of our time with a constant trend of its emphasis. The Japanese business boom has shocked the West for a long time, and it has taken a long time to delve into the secrets of its success, which underpinned a new quality philosophy. Quality today is a global phenomenon that, in its full mean...

By Snježana Klarić, Fitim Kurti

Technological innovations in road transport offer numerous technological solutions, both to improve road safety and to increase mobility availability. The use of innovative technology solutions promotes new and better quality services and facilitates access to users. Services such as safe and reliable travel, availability of public transport schedu...

By Inas Čajdin, Edna Hajder, Arnela Karović, Hata Mušinović, Sinan Alispahić

Fourth dimension- Fiction or Reality? An international group of physicists preformed couple of experiments which were able to register rather strange and uncharacteristic behaviour of particles belonging to the third dimension. For a long time now, we have been thinking about anomalies in our consciousness, quantum physics, and other things that he...

By Rade Biočanin, Mirsad Imamović, Mubina Čolaković

In today's society and the media, we often encounter the notion of the rule of law and the rule of law. Unfortunately, we live in a country where these terms are often at stake, and most often referred to by those who violate them. Usually these terms are perceived as synonyms, but this is not the case. Man has always been striving for the freedom,...

By Arnad Biković, Salih Delić