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eBRT2030

  • Electric bus
  • European Research projects
eBRT2030

European Bus Rapid Transit of 2030

Coordinated by UITP, the EU-project eBRT2030 is a major milestone in electric mobility that seeks to support sustainable urban transport by proposing innovative solutions for electric Bus Rapid Transit (BRT).

Climate change and air pollution are of major concern in Europe and worldwide, and public transport is at the core of efforts for achieving sustainable mobility and improving the environmental footprint of urban transport. UITP acknowledges that BRT is one of the biggest innovations the bus domain has ever seen because of the positive transformative effects on cities in terms of reduction of congestion and air pollution.

Bringing together 45 partners from across the EU and beyond, eBRT2030 aims to demonstrate the applicability of a new generation of eBRT systems in different urban contexts with innovative solutions that are economically viable and enhanced with new automation and connectivity functionalities. Ultimately, the main objective is to drastically reduce emissions, pollutants and congestion, supporting the transition towards zero emission sustainable transport across Europe.

More info on the eBRT2030 website

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  • 45 partners

    from across the EU

  • January 2023 - December 2026

    Duration

  • Real-life demonstrations

    in 7 cities

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