Webinar: Introducing Innovations for Road Safety in Complex Urban Environments

The newly-formed EU Road Safety Cluster, which consists of the EU funded projects of AI4CCAM, EVENTS, FRODDO, HEIDI, PHOEBE and SOTERIA, is inviting you to register for our first joint webinar, which will take place on 25 February 2025, 14:00-15:00 CET.

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This diverse group of projects aims to enhance road safety for users of active and shared mobility, drivers and vulnerable road users—including pedestrians, cyclists and people with reduced mobility—by leveraging innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence, transport modeling and big data analysis. This data-driven approach is complemented by co-creative elements and engagement with local stakeholders and policymakers.

By uniting efforts across these projects, the Cluster is driving the development of a safe, inclusive and sustainable mobility system that is resilient, trustworthy and user-friendly. These objectives align with the ambitious goals of the CIVITAS Initiative to make sustainable and smart mobility a reality for all.

The CIVITAS Community is invited to join the webinar to explore the groundbreaking innovations emerging from the Cluster’s projects and their impact on urban road safety for all road users.

What can you expect?

The aim of this hour-long webinar is to give the audience an initial glimpse into the innovative solutions addressed by the cluster’s projects through short spotlight presentations. It will be followed by an expert discussion on current urban road safety challenges. The webinar will also provide opportunities for the audience to join the conversation.

Host/MC: Andréia Lopes Azevedo, Polis Network

Speakers:
AI4CCAM project: Arnaud Gotlieb, Simula Research Lab.
EVENTS project: Bill Roungas - Project Manager, ICCS
FRODDO project: Eleni Vlahogianni & Elena Mantouka, Department of Transportation Planning and Engineering, NTUA
HEIDI project: Paolo Pretto, Virtual Vehicle Research
PHOEBE project: James Bradford, iRAP Global Technical Director
SOTERIA project: Antonio D. Masegosa, University of Deusto

Author: Dariya Rublova

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