The jrc report “the future of road transport implications of automated, connected, low carbon and shared mobility” looks at some main enablers of the transformation of road transport, such as data governance, infrastructures, communication technologies and cybersecurity, and legislation. it discusses the potential impacts on the economy. Executive summary, eur 29748 en, publications ofice of the european union, luxembourg, 2019, isbn 978 92 76 03412 4, doi:10.2760 920223, jrc116644. executive summary. 2. executive summary. we are witnessing nothing less than a revolution in transport. technological drivers such as automation, connectivity and low carbon technologies, coupled.
The growth in road passenger transport is estimated at 16% during 2010 2030 and at 30% for 2010 2050. road freight transport is projected to increase by 33% by 2030 and 55% by 2050. challenges facing road transport – urbanisation and demography. by 2050, experts project that 84% people in europe will live in urban areas. The future of road transport. english. (pdf) download. policymakers must act to ensure that new technologies will make future transport cleaner and more equitable than its car centred present. find out more on the future of road transport. The future of road transport. implications of automated, connected, low carbon and shared mobility. publication metadata. with its eur 7 trillion annual revenue stream, transport attracts disruptive technology companies that are not interested in preserving the current model in the same way as conventional players may be tempted to. The european commission has released an overview of the latest developments in the eu transport sector, highlighting trends and issues for both the eu and individual member states. transport is crucial to our economy, with 1.3 million public and private companies employing 10.2 million people and providing goods and services across the eu.
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