IRF Launches New Connected and Autonomous Mobility Committee (CAMC).

IRF Launches New Connected and Autonomous Mobility Committee (CAMC).

On the 23rd April 2020, the International Road Federation (IRF) in Geneva hosted a public online workshop on “Unleashing Road Infrastructure Potential for Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility (CCAM).” Attended by hundreds of participants from all parts of the world and twelve expert speakers, the workshop marked the launch of the new Connected and Autonomous Mobility IRF Committee (CAMC) being supported by the European Union Road Federation (ERF) and the European Association of Operators of Toll Road Infrastructures (ASECAP).

IRF President, Bill Halkias opened the session by reaffirming the importance of the road infrastructure sector to ensure seamless, safe, efficient, and sustainable transport systems:

“In the transition to cooperative, connected and automated mobility, it is crucial to foster inter-sectoral cooperation among key stakeholders. This IRF CAM Committee does exactly that by bringing expertise together from all fronts. We are delighted to work closely with ERF and ASECAP and to move forward together this important piece of work” he said.

The workshop subsequently engaged the participants in a productive discussion on the new CAMC’s priorities, deliverables, and potential areas of work.

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