Thursday, April 18, 2024

2:15 PM - 3:30 PM

Hall 8B (Simmonscourt)

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This session focuses on Connected Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM) developments since the 2018 communication, addressing transport megatrends and the strategy for future mobility. It emphasizes the co-evolution of technology and social innovation, cross-sector collaboration, governance issues, security, and privacy considerations to support new mobility services. The session recognizes the shift from a historically predominant technology perspective to a broader context that includes institutional challenges like fragmentation, intermodality, data openness, and regulation. Attendees can expect discussions on the political relevance of CCAM, its contribution to sustainability and safety, and the readiness of regulatory frameworks and governance mechanisms. The key takeaways will include insights into commonalities in research, innovation, and measures needed to bring multimodal CCAM services closer to deployment. Rapporteurs: Torsten Geißler, BASt; Ovidiu Dumitrache, Eurocontrol Session Organisers: Torsten Geißler, BASt; Ovidiu Dumitrache, Eurocontrol

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