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Living Labs can support the co-creation of new mobility concepts to promote their public acceptance and subsequently a more sustainable and smarter mobility. This report presents the journey of implementing the Future Mobility Solutions Living Lab (FMS-Lab) at the European Commission’s Joint

Smart mobility systems and services and transport electrification have the potential to contribute to transport decarbonisation. Policy and innovation efforts have to focus on integrated transport strategies as part of wider smart and sustainable city strategies. They should take into consideration

Mobility is one of the main pillars of modern society. The possibility, for people and goods, to quickly reach almost
any place in the world has fuelled globalisation and unprecedented economic growth in the 20th century. Yet
transport has had wider effects beyond providing seamless and effective

This Report summarises the results of the 2019 Special Eurobarometer on: Expectations and concerns of connected and automated driving, which is the first Eurobarometer survey on this topic. The aim of this survey is to measure public awareness and attitudes towards connected and automated driving

The TRIMIS team contributed to a new EC Joint Research Centre (JRC) report on the future or road transport.

Current trends suggest that future road transport will be significantly different.

It is likely that we won't need to get any more to the gas station every week or so. Our cities won’t smell

The subject of this report, concerns aviation safety. Its objective is to analyse 160 aviation-safety research projects to determine how they are contributing to safer flights for European citizens, whether via better aviation policies, safer designs and operational practices, improved safety

This study explored a new approach to traffic-flow and system management in the presence of highly automated and connected vehicles. It highlights the crucial role of transport authorities in managing transport automation in real time and the need for a central coordination system.

An analysis of the total cost of ownership found that automation provided a clear benefit to commercial operations. High-income households will benefit more compared to other private car users due to longer driving distances and perceived value of time, which can be used more productively throughout