Editorial:

Over the past two years iMobility Challenge has toured Europe to promote and demonstrate the benefits of intelligent vehicle systems for energy efficient, safe and smart mobility, seeking better understanding and buy-in for ICT technologies.

Paul Timmers
Director of the Sustainable & Secure Society Directorate in DG CONNECT, European Commission

On 18 November 2014, key players from all sides of the mobility debate took part in a wide ranging conference on 'Intelligent Mobility for Smart Cities' in Brussels.

On 9 October 2014, the iMobility Challenge presented intelligent vehicle systems to policy makers and professionals at the Football Club Barcelona stadium. The event was followed by demonstrations for the public from 10-13 October.

A study was conducted in order to understand car users' attitudes before and after testing new technologies. Three technologies are investigated in this report: autonomous emergency braking, traffic light assistance, and parking assistance systems.

Don't miss the iMobility Challenge campaign video with footage from the vehicle technology demonstration events the project has organised over the past two years.