The CCAM Association has published a new report titled Learning for deployment of Robotaxis at scale, exploring what Europe can learn from early robotaxi operations ...
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Last modified on 23 September, 2025 
The EC project ReSKILLING aims to implement a strategic approach to empower the (people and goods) mobility sector workforce and businesses of Europe to cope ...
With the rise of connected, automated, and shared mobility services, traditional traffic management approaches, designed for simpler networks, struggle to adapt to this dynamic, data-rich, ...
One real challenge with connected autonomous mobility is coordination, i.e. how all the actors in a city (users, infrastructure, logistics, the different transport modes/vehicle types) ...
iDriving is a EU-funded project developing a comprehensive Safety Criteria Catalogue, deploying innovative sensors, creating AI-based warning systems, and building a Digital Twin for safer ...
As the transition to connected and automated mobility (CCAM) accelerates, these advanced technologies will bring new safety challenges in a heterogeneous traffic environment. The CCAM EC ...
On 8 October 2025 in Brussels, the CCAM Association and POLIS co-organised the first in a series of workshops towards the CCAM Urban Deployment Roadmap, ...
A recently published study1 of the European Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC) analyses the socio-economic implications of high-level automated vehicles (AVs) deployment in the EU ...
As part of its mission to foster inclusive and people-centric deployment of connected and automated mobility (CCAM) systems, the SINFONICA EC project has developed a ...