About CulturalRoad
CulturalRoad establishes new guidelines for the effective and equitable deployment of Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility (CCAM) services, taking into account cultural and geographical diversity. The project follows a unique bottom-up participatory approach involving all stakeholders, including citizens, combined with a Five-Pointed Star Rating System to assess the level of mobility equity of CCAM systems, based on five key pillars of transport equity.
Five pillars of transport equity
Inclusivity
Acceptance
Network optimisation
Safety
Psychological factors
Latest News
From trials to transformation: why local authorities and CulturalRoad share the same blueprint for automated mobility
A recent white paper co-authored by Transport for West Midlands shows why automated mobility must be built around social readiness, local governance and transport equity.
Why automated mobility is not only a technological challenge, but above all a social one
Discover how our partner Regional Development Agency of the Ljubljana Urban Region engaged citizens and stakeholders to shape a more trusted, people-centred approach to automated mobility.
Focus Group with older adults: Understanding the conditions for accepting Autonomous Mobility
The Catalonia demo site organised a focus group with older adults to explore what would make them feel comfortable using autonomous mobility services.
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