UITP Automated Mobility Podcast: The People Behind the Wheel
Hear the insights of different automated mobility experts on the sector’s potential and future.
Automated Mobility
A shared fleet of electric autonomous vehicles can make mobility more accessible and sustainable. UITP leads research to deploy automated vehicles that complement – not compete with – public transport.
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Hear the insights of different automated mobility experts on the sector’s potential and future.
Explore how DRT can help address a variety of public transport challenges, including a focus on autonomous vehicles.
Explore RESKILLING, a new ambitious initiative to tackle the impacts of automation on the mobility workforce.
Automated mobility is a gamechanger. Connected, cooperative, automated mobility (CCAM) has the power to better connect rural areas, plug the first/last mile gap, and operate as on-demand feeder services for public transport.
But that’s only true if we manage the transition to put people first. And the time is now – autonomous vehicles (AVs) are already here. UITP’s research project SHOW itself deployed AVs in 20 cities, linking people to mobility hubs, jobs, and education.
UITP brings together cities, policymakers, and the public transport sector to shape the future of automated mobility – and to ensure that it complements, not competes with, public transport.
UITP coordinates and collaborates with operators, authorities, industry, and international organisations on a number of research projects.
Creating models, tools, and solutions for autonomous vehicles, advancing safety and user acceptance.
Developing a common framework with CCAM stakeholders to enable the future scaling up of autonomous vehicles.
Optimising automated metros with user-centric, next-gen techologies.
Addressing the impacts of automated mobility to develop an inclusive workforce transition.
Automating tram operations across Europe.
Setting the foundations to deploy Europe’s first economically viable fleet of automated vehicles.
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