arcatlantique.its-platform.euAchievements of the Arc Atlantique Corridor - European ITS Platform

Participants CommunicationEvents EU EIP Books Events News Highlights 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 EIP and EIP+ LinkedIn Page Youtube Channel EU EIP Activities Activity 1 – Governance and Management Activity 2 – Monitoring and Dissemination Activity 3 – East-West Corridor Activity 4 – Harmonization Cluster SA 4.1: Quality ITS Sevices SA 4.2: Automated driving SA 4.3: ITS Road Map Update SA 4.4: Cooperative ITS SA 4.5: Data exchange SA 4.6: National Access Points SA 4.7: ITS spatial road data Activity 5 – Evaluation Achievements The EU EIP Book ITS Reference Handbook (A2) Cross Corridor Cooperation (A2) Benefits, KPIEvaluation (A5) National Access Points (SA4.6) East West Corridor (A3) Quality Frameworks (SA4.1) Physical and digital infrastructure (SA4.2) Automating road operators’ ITS (SA4.2) Actions for CNC Digitalisation (SA4.3) C-ITS into day-to-day-business (SA4.4) EUEIP ITS forum 2018 WEB ITS forum Corridors Achievements Arc Atlantique Crocodile MedTIS NEXT-ITS URSA MAJOR Achievements of the Arc Atlantique Corridor The Arc Atlantique is an ITS corridor implemented by 7 Member States: Ireland, United Kingdom, France, Belgium, The Netherlands, Spain and Portugal. It combines the CEF corridors Atlantic and North Sea – Mediterranean. Since its inception in 2013, the 17 partners, comprising strategic road authorities and road operators, have formed strong working relationships, and built on the common objective of investing in ITS on the Arc Atlantique network to achieve improvements in network efficiency, safety, and environmental performance, whilst broadening harmonisation and interoperability of ITS services across the network. In doing so, they have supported the EU in meeting its objective to implement an efficient single transport area. The third phase of the project, Arc Atlantique 3, started in 2017. The deployments realized until 2021 impacted approximately 29,000 km of the TEN-T Core network (including urban nodes) and supporting comprehensive network with a 65 m€ investment. A key feature of this project was the coordinated implementation of proven harmonized Traffic Management and Traffic Information Services, compliant with the EasyWay Deployment Guidelines 2012 (in 2021 replaced by the Reference Handbook for Harmonised ITS Core Service Deployment in Europe ). Other elements are greater significance of knowledge exchange as well as the introduction of C-ITS service deployments. For more information about the project and the main achievements see the following download links: Arc Atlantique 3 highlight book [to be added soon] Arc Atlantique 2 highlight book Cross Corridor Coordination workshop on Evaluation , 5-6 February 2020, Paris (France) Cross Corridor Coordination workshop on Future Challenges of TMCs, 12-13 November 2019, Bergisch Gladbach (Germany): Report Presentations Background With the support of the European Commission under the CEF program, the EU ITS Platform (https://www.its-platform.eu) is the place where Member States, road authorities, road operators and partners from the private and public sectors cooperate to encourage, accelerate and optimize ITS deployments in Europe in a harmonized way. This is essential to ensure that the European travelers enjoy ITS services seamlessly across EU Member States. The EU ITS platform facilitates the establishment of a common state of the art and promotes the development of technical specifications, allows the dissemination of good practices to enable a harmonized European transport network and interoperable mobility services. Background Links European Commission - DG MOVE European Commission - INEA Agency European Commission - ITS Directive Copyright © 2020 EUEIP | All Rights Reserved Legal notice Sitemap This website uses cookies to improve your experience. By browsing the site we assume you consent. Please use the Customise button to set your own preferences if you wish. Customise ACCEPT PrivacyCookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on . Necessary Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. 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