Autonomous vehicles are rapidly becoming a reality on European roads and can range from self-driving vehicles to those that provide early hazard warning and avoidance. The deployment of autonomous vehicles will lead to changes to policy, the legal framework – and a shift in public perception.
Automotive Week 2023 will take place from 16-19 April in Helmond, the Netherlands. Across four days, tailored topics will be discussed to provide a full picture of the automotive industry's current status. The programme over the four days is as follows:
With autonomous car, mobility as a service (MaaS), intelligent transport systems (ITS), alternative fuels and electric vehicles, things are moving fast in road transport.
How to deal with the ever more rapid emergence of new technologies in a sector whose assets are designed for long lifetimes of 30 plus years, and how to harness such technologies to contribute to common transport policy objectives are questions that more and more road authorities are seeking answers to.
Get inspired, meet industry peers, connect with future clients and partners. Join innovators, dreamers, and policy makers and meet the shapeshifters changing the way we move goods and people!
Now in its seventh year, The International Mobility Summit, taking place on 10-11 October 2023, will once again bring together the global mobility, transport and smart city ecosystem, thought leaders, disruptors, innovators, investors, and policy makers, to shape and plan mobility for our future cities.
Our mission?
The WE-TRANSFORM 4th Stakeholder Workshop on the societal and legal implications on workforce related to the digitalisation of transport will be held in Brussels, Belgium 19 January 2023, 10:00-18:00 CET.
Access the recordings and material from the Urban Mobility Days conference which took place on 20-22 September 2022.
