Workshop on infrastructure requirements and traffic control strategies for automated driving

Objectives:

The INFRAMIX and TransAID projects organise a workshop about how increasing vehicle automation may affect infrastructure design and traffic management. The goals of the workshop are to:

• explore in more detail how increasingly automated vehicles are likely to behave in various traffic situations and how this may affect the traffic management task.

• provide insight to the role that communication technology (digital infrastructure) can play in the shorter term of connected transport and the longer term of automated transport.

• promote reflection among public, knowledge and technology stakeholders on proposed solutions, and on their role and responsibilities as automated driving evolves.

Draft Agenda :

• Discussion sessions:

o Limitations of automated driving

o Modelling infra-assisted automated driving and simulation findings

o Traffic control strategies for mixed traffic

o ISAD - how can infrastructure support automated driving

• Poster exhibition: Participants are very welcomed to submit their posters showing their activities and results advancing Connected and Automated Mobility. These posters will stimulate the conversation during the coffe breaks.

• Meet and greet with the C-ITS testing group : Several partners are testing reception and interaction of/with C-ITS messages on the Austrian test track during the whole week of the workshop.

You can find a provisional agenda here.