Activity 1: Governance and Management
Activity 3 – Feasibility study East-West Corridor and first pilot implementation
Over the past two decades trade has increased significantly between the eastern and western part of Europe. Consequently also passenger and freight traffic increased with the same speed.
SA 4.1: Determining Quality of European ITS Sevices
The scope of this sub-activity is the development of quality requirements and quality assessment practices for all ITS Directive priority services involving the road authorities and operators in a major role, building up on results from EIP and EIP+, widening the scope to other priority services than for priority actions b) and c).
SA 4.2: Facilitating automated driving
With the current growth and investment in automated driving it is important that road authorities and operators are participating and informed. The scope of this activity is to prepare road authorities and operators to make decisions on facilitating automated driving and automating their own core business.
SA 4.3: ITS Deployment Road Map Update
In 2012 the EasyWay project developed an ITS Deployment Roadmap presenting European road operators views and expectations on ITS deployment. In 2015 the EIP project reviewed the status of ITS deployment in Europe and concluded with an update of the year 2012 Roadmap. This sub-activity builds further on these results.
SA 4.4: Cooperative ITS Services Deployment Support
The sub-activity aims at developing and providing deployment guidance to road authorities and operators on Cooperative ITS (C-ITS). It capitalises on the results of preceding C-ITS related activities developing a mechanism for setting up deployment guidance for road operators concerning C-ITS services.
SA 4.5: Liaison and harmonization on interfaces for data exchange
The facilitation of the electronic data exchange is crucial for the successful development of many priority areas, actions and services mentioned in the ITS Directive 2010/40/EU.
SA 4.6: Monitoring and Harmonisation of Single Point of Access
Within a few years ‘Single Points of Access’ (SPA) for real-time traffic information will be established in all Member States, either on a national basis, or jointly between one or more countries.
SA 4.7: Provision of updates of ITS spatial road data
Sub-Activity 4.7 - Provision of updates of ITS spatial road data
Background
Activity 5 – Evaluation
The overall objective of the EU EIP Evaluation activity is to support national and corridor evaluation approaches in order to present a global picture of the impact of ITS Deployment on the European road network and to demonstrate the benefits of ITS investment / CEF funding to the European citizen.