CulturalRoad is hosting a webinar on 13 May (14:00 to 15:00 CEST) on co-creation and community engagement to ensure automated mobility solutions reflect the needs of local communities.
This webinar will explore how CulturalRoad is working with local stakeholders across its five demonstration sites — in Catalonia, Karlsruhe, Eilat, Ljubljana and the United Kingdom (West Midlands and Oxfordshire) — to better understand expectations, challenges and opportunities related to automated mobility.
The session will introduce the project’s co-creation approach and provide early insights from workshops carried out with citizens, local authorities, and other stakeholders. Through a roundtable discussion with representatives from the demo sites, the webinar will highlight practical experiences from different contexts, including what has worked, what has been challenging, and what has been learned so far.
What you will learn
- How co-creation is applied in different local contexts
- What challenges arise when engaging communities in mobility planning
- What early insights are emerging from workshops across Europe
- How local perspectives can inform future deployment strategies
City representatives, mobility planners, public authorities and stakeholders from the sector are welcome to join the discussion and contribute with their perspectives.
Register now to hear directly from our demonstration sites representatives.
Events details
- Date: Wednesday 13 May 2026
- Time: 14:00 – 15:00 CEST
- Format: Online (Teams)
Agenda
- Welcome and Introduction – Guido Cantelmo (Technical University of Denmark – DTU)
- Roundtable Discussion with the CulturalRoad Demo Sites – Guido Cantelmo (DTU), Xavier Sanyer (Barcelona Transport Authority – ATM), Dr. Maximilian Schrapel (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology – KIT), Špela Kranjc (Regional Development Agency of Ljubljana urban region), Paul Mullins (Oxfordshire City Council), and Yaniv Shmuel (Eilat Municipality)
- Q&A with the audience and next milestones
