iMobility Awards 2014

The iMobility Awards Ceremony, which took place during the ITS European Congress in Helsinki, recognised the ambitious and innovative iMobility deployments carried out by winners of the awards, paving the way to safe, smart and clean road mobility. Hermann Meyer, CEO of Ertico–ITS EUROPE, and Lina Konstantinopoulou, iMobility support coordinator, presented the awards and congratulated all the nominees, paying tribute to their high calibre and professionalism before awards were presented to: TomTom for
June 19, 2014 Read time: 2 mins
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Hermann Meyer, CEO of 374 Ertico–ITS EUROPE, and Lina Konstantinopoulou, iMobility support coordinator, presented the awards and congratulated all the nominees, paying tribute to their high calibre and professionalism before awards were presented to: 1692 TomTom for its outstanding work in the deployment of real time travel and traffic information in Europe; the Dutch 4767 Rijkswaterstaat for its key contribution to the development of a new policy framework for ITS in The Netherlands and continuous contribution to overcome barriers for the implementation and deployment of ITS in Europe; and the HeERO I and II project for outstanding contributions to successfully deploy eCall at national level.

A special, discretionary iMobility Award 2013, lifetime achievement award, was presented to Juhani Jaaskelainen, in recognition of his dedication throughout his working life to transport and intelligent mobility.

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