Global ITS update

- Some European activities from

ERTICO perspective
Joint ITU/UNECE Workshop, Geneva 27. June 2013

Hermann Meyer, ERTICO-ITS Europe

Directive 2010/40/EU

Objectives:
» Establishing a framework for coordinated and
effective deployment and use of ITS
» Setting common priorities
» Development of specifications and standards

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Setting common priorities
4 Priority Areas
• Optimal Use of Road, Traffic and Travel
Data
• Continuity of Traffic and Freight
Management
• Road Safety and Security
• Linking Vehicle and Transport
Infrastructure
6 Priority Actions
• EU-wide Multi-Modal Travel Information
• EU-wide Real-Time Traffic Information
• Free Safety-Related Minimum Traffic
Information
• Interoperable EU-wide eCall
• Information Services for Truck Parking
• Reservation Services for Truck Parking
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 eCall
Timeline Free min traffic Real-time information
information Truck parking reservation

Truck parking
information
2013 Aug
2012 COM report
2011
2010
27 Aug
Directive
in force

Multi-modal travel information

2017
2016 Aug
National Reports
2015 Aug
Delegation ends
COM Report
2014 Feb
COM Report on Delegation
 eCall architecture

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 HeERO project prospectus
» Pre-deployment projects
» January 2011 to December 2014
» 15 Pilot Sites
» €8m EC funding
» Total budget €16m
» 82 Partners
» 5 additional sites upgrading at their own
expense.
» 24 commercial associate partners
» HeERO market place

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 HeERO Technical Areas
» eCall new type approved vehicles M1 & N1
» Large Goods Vehicle eCall
» Powered 2 Wheeled vehicles
» Location technology
› Multiple Navigation Systems
› Cross Border
» Aftermarket devices
» Certification of vehicle and service

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ERTICO: Towards deployment of C-ITS

R&D Pilots and Pre-deployment Platforms

Traffic
harmonized Europe- Install and operate cooperative Management
Cooperative vehicle-
infrastructure wide testing ITS services in environmentally- Aware Vehicle
systems environment for C2X sensitive traffic management Interaction
technologies Deployment of C-ITS for
Cooperative mobility systems road safety and
and services for energy efficient transport efficiency

Intercontinental
eMI3
FOT Synergies ITS services
Open and standardized EU-US-JP electric vehicles
end-to-end architecture Cooperative vehicles and energy efficient urban
for automotive infrastructure for road freight to reduce fuel
telematic services safety FREILOT consumption

Architecture, Real-life Application, Implementation,

Standardisation, Technical Validation, Evaluation , Interoperability, Sustainability,
solutions Refinement User acceptance, Liability

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Piloted and deployed services
 Project general data
NAME Cooperative Mobility Pilot on Safety and Sustainability Services for Deployment

ACRONYM Compass4D
PROGRAM CIP (Competitiveness and Innovation)
DURATION 1st January 2013 - 31st December 2015
CONSORTIUM 33 partners
SITES 7 pilot sites
BUDGET 9,996,000€ (funding 4,998,000 €)
 Vehicles per pilot site

 Vehicles / pilot site Bordeaux Copenhagen Helmond Newcastle Thessaloniki Verona Vigo Total

5
Trucks 40   7       52
vans
10 25 5
Cars 34 7 10 10 101
electric  electric electric
Buses   90 5     10 20 125

Emergency vehicles 6   5       2 13

Taxis         35   8 43

Total vehicles 80 100 42 10 42 20 40 334

Estimated number of drivers: 574

 Commercial vehicles (busses, trucks, emergency vehicles
and taxis)  two users /drivers per vehicle.
 Electric vehicles and passenger cars  one users /drivers
per vehicle.
Viajeo PLUS: Background
Focuses for MPC:
• Innovative public transport
• Enabling infrastructure
• Urban logistics
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Focuses for Latin America, China &
Singapore:
• Effective mobility management
• Deployment of clean vehicle
• Innovative public transport s
• Enabling infrastructure
• Urban logistics
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Viajeo PLUS: Objectives
 Assess current mobility solutions and the potential uptake of different solutions for
different scenarios;
 Create a new web-based “Virtual Best Solution Book” to facilitate wider uptake of
solutions across more cities and regions;
 Organise four individual “City Mobility Weeks” in Europe, Latin America, China and
Singapore respectively;
 Showcase of existing solutions;
 Bilateral meetings among cities;
 Workshops for cities and stakeholders;
 Organise fora in Istanbul to engage stakeholders in MPCs to lay the foundations for
future interregional cooperation in research and development activities;
 Facilitate a ‘twinning cities’ programme to allow representatives from cities to
experience innovative solutions for future implementation.
 Develop recommendations to the EC for future collaboration among cities and for
research cooperation initiatives.

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Viajeo PLUS: Methodologies

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