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iMobility Forum public consultation

Within the framework of the iMobility Forum R&I Workshop, the iMobility Forum is organising a public consultation, iMobility Forum roadmaps and contribution to Horizon 2020 Work programs and beyond. The iMobility Forum R&I working group is currently preparing material for the broad open consultation of the proposed R&I roadmaps in order to provide the research needs for 2016-2017. Through this web public consultation, which is open from 8 December 2014 to 12 January 2015, the iMobility Forum is seeki
December 11, 2014 Read time: 1 min
Within the framework of the iMobility Forum R&I Workshop, the iMobility Forum is organising a public consultation, iMobility Forum roadmaps and contribution to Horizon 2020 Work programs and beyond.

The iMobility Forum R&I working group is currently preparing material for the broad open consultation of the proposed R&I roadmaps in order to provide the research needs for 2016-2017.

Through this web public consultation, which is open from 8 December 2014 to 12 January 2015, the iMobility Forum is seeking views and feedback on the development of the harmonised roadmaps in seven areas: Logistics; Automation; Vulnerable road users; Mobility and efficiency; Safety; Socio-economic, Behavioural and HMI; and Cooperative-ITS

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The outcome of the public consultation will be communicated and discussed with stakeholders at the iMobility Forum R&I working group workshop on 27 January 2015.

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