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Showing posts with label multimodal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label multimodal. Show all posts
13 June 2016
27 May 2016
EU Travel: an optimodal platform
The potential societal,
environmental and economic benefits of multimodal travel information, planning
and ticketing services are huge. Societal benefits arise from supporting
passenger rights to information, including those with special needs.
Environmental benefits result from itineraries optimised for environmental
criteria and increased use of public transport and other modes, such as cycling
and walking. Economic benefits include new business opportunities for service
providers in a growing market.
EuTravel delivers an Ecosystem
promoting and supporting Optimodal travel which is populated with tools that
tap into existing mainstream IT travel reservation systems and sources of
travel data.
Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS) – The EU funds pilot projects of 1,3M€
The Platform for the Deployment of C-ITS in the European Union (C-ITS
Platform) was launched by the Commission in July 2014. The platform provides an
operational instrument for dialogue, exchange of technical knowledge and
cooperation, among the Commission, public stakeholders from Member States and
local/regional authorities, and private stakeholders such as vehicle
manufacturers, service providers, road operators, telecomm companies, Tier 1
suppliers, etc. with the aim to build a shared vision on issues hampering
coordinated deployment of C-ITS across the EU and supporting their actual
deployment.
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C-ITS,
EU,
ITS,
multimodal,
network,
platform,
transport,
transport operator,
transport system
Intelligent Transport Systems: The National Strategy of Greece, 2015-2025
The Greek Ministry of Economy, Infrastructure, Marine & Tourism
published in 2015 the National Strategy of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS)
of Greece for the period 2015-2025. The Strategy was generated in compliance to
the National Action Plan (ITS Action Plan 2012) and the Presidential Decree
50/2012, both of which harmonized Greece with the EU Directive 2010/40/EU. The
National Strategy focuses on the development of a modern network of combined
transportations with undisturbed flow and real time information for the whole
country.26 May 2016
Plan your trip within Adriatic macro region
TISAR faced the lack of a multimodal travel planning system in the Adriatic
area. Such topic is very relevant in the Adriatic macro-region since mobility
difficulties in the use of public transport are increased by the lack of
information available in the area and the great lack of integration and
interaction between the systems.
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