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MODI

MODI will focus on understanding and overcoming the regulatory barriers and infrastructure shortcomings for CCAM vehicles on the motorway corridor for public roads and confined areas.
Uniresearch Role

Uniresearch was hired by ITS-Norway to help write the winning proposal for the MODI project. Since the start of the project, Uniresearch is subcontracted by ITS-Norway to provide management tools and support in the reporting and monitoring of the project

Team
Anje Middelbos
Grant Consultant
Cor van der Zweep
Director / Senior Grant Consultant
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Project

The overall objective of MODI is to accelerate the introduction of connected, cooperative and automated mobility (CCAM) vehicles for logistics by demonstrations and to overcome barriers for the roll-out of automated transport systems and solutions in logistics. MODI will focus on the interaction between vehicles and logistics processes, traffic safety, security, optimal utilisation of infrastructure capacity and environment, and recommendations for the optimal design or adaptions of infrastructure. The MODI initiative will demonstrate what is needed to have automated freight transport on an entire corridor through five European countries.

Facts & Figures
  • Start date: 1 October 2022
  • Duration: 42 months
  • Total budget: 27.9 M€
  • EC funding: 23 M€
  • EC contract number: 101076810

The project consortium consists of 34 partners from 8 EU countries.