Conferences and summits: European Conference on Connected and Automated Driving (EUCAD)
The European Partnership on Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM) invites urban and regional authorities to express their interest in closer collaboration to support the integration of CCAM solutions into urban transport systems, and thus achieving their goals for safer, more sustainable, inclusive and efficient mobility, while providing CCAM stakeholders with opportunities to pilot and scale their solutions.
The EU-funded SELFY project has developed a suite of 21 innovative tools to enhance security, privacy and resilience of Europe’s connected traffic systems, which are becoming increasingly digital.
The first round of AUGMENTED CCAM (ACCAM) pilot tests in France, Latvia, and Spain has provided key insights into how Physical, Digital, and Communication (PDI) infrastructure can enhance Cooperative Connected and Automated Mobility (CCAM).
Topics
- Policy and Regulatory Needs
- European Harmonisation
- Socio-Economic Assessment and Sustainability
- Safety Validation and Roadworthiness Testing
- User Awareness, Users and Societal Acceptance and Ethics
- Driver Training
- Digital and Physical Infrastructure
- In-Vehicle Technology Enablers
- Big Data, AI and their Applications
- New Mobility Services, Shared Economy and Business Models
- Human Factors
- Connectivity
- Deployment, Production and Industrialisation
- Freight and Logistics
Regulations and Policies
- National level
- EU-Level
- Worldwide level
Strategies and Action Plans
List of Strategies & Action plans
Standards
A more intuitively structured and easily searchable repository of standards allows users to target specific technology domains.
Data Sharing
The CCAM Data Sharing Framework 2.0 is now available with significant updates and the new topic of “Federated Data Sharing“.
Taxonomy
A new taxonomy tool is available classifying Connected, Cooperative, and Automated Mobility (CCAM) terminology.
