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New mobility trends and technologies are driving radical change in our transport systems. This change will have a profound impact on the environment, transport users and businesses. Automated transport is a crucial element in this transformation. It has the potential to reduce road fatalities to near zero, improve accessibility of mobility services and reduce harmful emissions from transport by making traffic more efficient.

The EU is investing substantial financial resources to achieve an intelligent transport network, integrating information and communication technologies with transport infrastructure, vehicles and users. While this creates huge opportunities, it also comes with challenges, such as ensuring the automation of transport in a connected, cooperative and safe way.

CINEA is responsible for the implementation of a growing number of EU projects that develop, test and exploit innovative solutions funded under the EU’s research and innovation programme, Horizon Europe. The EU is contributing around €500 million to support the development and take-up of highly automated and connected driving systems through the programme.

CINEA has released a new brochure presenting a comprehensive overview of CCAM projects, managed by CINEA, and funded under the first two calls (2021 and 2022) of the EU’s Horizon Europe programme for research and innovation, and covering a range of domains, from data ecosystems to infrastructure support, validation methodologies to environmental aspects, and more. AI4CCAM is proudly among these projects.

For the brochure, click here