The PAV Project Launches European CCAM Outlook 2023 Report, Featuring Contributions from International Expert
The PAV project presents the European CCAM Outlook 2023 report, providing a holistic overview of current and future developments in connected, cooperative, and automated mobility (CCAM) for public transport in Europe.
This comprehensive report examines the impact of technological, regulatory, societal, and market forces on CCAM, while highlighting the key drivers and barriers shaping the deployment of connected, cooperative, automated vehicles (CCAVs).
With valuable insights from leading experts in the field, including Dimitri Konstantas from the University of Geneva, Christian Bering Pedersen from Holo, and Carlo van de Weijer from the Technical University Eindhoven, this report offers a deep analysis of CCAM advancements and applications. Other esteemed contributors include Delphine Grandsart from the European Passengers Federation, Tom Alkim from MAPtm, Henriette Cornet from UITP, and many more. The report also evaluates business cases for distinct public transport use cases and identifies critical milestones that enhance their feasibility, profitability, and service quality.
To access the full report and benefit from the expertise of these international thought leaders, please click the link below.
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