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Join our CCAM webinar!

On 14. September, EPF and UITP will jointly organise a webinar combining insights from the two EU-funded projects SHOW and Ride2Autonomy, both dealing with the topic of automated mobility. Date: 14 September 2022 Time: 14:00-15:30 CET Topic: CCAM user acceptance and user engagement Agenda: Public perception of CCAM: general overview of factors affecting user acceptance…

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INDIMO transferability workshop (Rome, 5. October)

5th INDIMO Co-creation Community Workshop: Transferability of the INDIMO tools to a wider European context – 5th October in Rome, Italy Do you belong to one of the INDIMO target groups? Citizens, with a special focus on vulnerable-to-exclusion groups NGOs and/or associations representing people with special needs UX/UI designers, graphic designers and developers of digital…

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R2A workshop on Educational Campaigns

The Ride2Autonomy project is organising its second workshop on 7. July (9:30-12:00) on the topic of Educational Campaign guidelines for automated shuttle solutions.  The aim of the workshop is to provide guidance on how to plan educational outreach campaigns to increase user acceptance of automated shuttle solutions, including engagement methodologies on how to target different user groups (particularly…

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UMCASE: Creating mobility with people, for people

Nowadays, user involvement is mostly developed in the context of testing digital applications and innovative mobility solutions. However, this means that certain groups are left behind, as they may not have the knowledge, skills, interest or monetary capacity to access this technology. Additionally, user involvement and co-creation are still often forgotten when developing non-digital public…

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#OnTheMove podcast with EPF

In a new #OnTheMove podcast, an initiative by the Florence School of Regulation, Delphine Grandsart, Senior Researcher at the European Passengers’​ Federation, discusses key items on the European Green Deal agenda, from cost-reflective pricing in transport, to multimodal ticketing and passenger rights, MaaS and more. Tune in to our conversation for the passengers’ standpoint on some…

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EPF’s new project Children and youth empowerment through DecidiUM digital platform

Mobility habits, needs and preferences of children and youth are often forgotten in the planning and decision-making process. The European project CES4Kids focuses precisely on listening and understanding these demands from pupils, as well as empowering new generations to be participants in the co-creation of mobility planning. Supported by the EIT Urban Mobility, within the…

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Local regulation of shared, connected and automated mobility services

Shared, connected and automated shuttles, (mini)busses and robotaxis complementing the public transport system are the next major trend in the urban mobility landscape. Like other new mobility services, they have the potential to reduce the number of car trips, but at the same they could also disrupt local transport systems and challenge existing traffic regulations.…

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Ride2Autonomy: New EU-Funded Project to Promote Automated Shuttles’ Integration into Public Transport

Press Release, 23/08/2021 Combining the efforts of ten automated shuttle demonstrations, the recently awarded EU Project Ride-to-Autonomy will help to develop new passenger mobility concepts leading to healthier, safer, more accessible, sustainable, cost-effective and demand-responsive transport. Automation is an essential part of the future transport development. In this context, Ride-to-Autonomy will demonstrate autonomous shuttles’ integration…

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