The CHORUS project was represented at the European Symposium on Connected and Automated Driving (EUCAD 2026) in Geneva, Switzerland, bringing its work on Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM) to one of Europe’s key events dedicated to the future of...

CHORUS partner SAAM explores how automated vehicles can improve intermodality, strengthen public transport connections and make everyday journeys more accessible.Seamless journeys rarely depend on a single mode of transport. They rely on different services working...

We sit down with Aryldo G. Russo Jr of GESTE Engineering, to talk about the project, their role in CHORUS, and the impact they hope the project will have on European Citizens.1. Can you introduce your organisation? Can you tell us about your organisation, its...

We sit down with Oliver Nahon, Director of Operations of SAAM,  to talk about the project, their role in CHORUS, and the impact they hope the project will have for European Citizens.1. Can you introduce your organisation? Can you tell us about your organisation, its...

The CHORUS project took part in Connecting Europe Days 2026, Europe’s flagship event for transport and mobility, held in Brussels from 28 September to 1 October 2026. The event was organised by the European Commission and brought together policymakers, industry...

We sit down with Carmen Frigerio, Project Communication and Event Manager at PAVE Europe and Work Package Leader for Policy and Networking Strategies for Effective European Adoption, to talk about the project, their role in CHORUS, and the impact they hope it will...

The CHORUS project has joined the EU Road Safety Cluster, strengthening collaboration among European research and innovation projects working towards safer, smarter and more sustainable mobility. By integrating automated and conventional vehicles with public...

We sit down with Dr Angelos Amditis, Research & Development Director of ICCS/NTUA and CHORUS project coordinator, together with Christos Ballis and Georgios Zacharopoulos from the coordination team, to talk about the project, their role in CHORUS, and the impact...

Before any autonomous shuttle can pick up a passenger, before any algorithm can reroute a delivery van around a cyclist, someone has to answer a set of much older questions: What do people actually need from their streets? Who gets to decide how a self-driving vehicle...

On 8–9 July 2026, the CHORUS consortium convened in Bari, Italy, for its 2nd Governing Board Meeting, bringing together project partners to assess progress, coordinate upcoming activities and reinforce collaboration across the consortium. Hosted at the Polytechnic...

As part of its commitment to education, stakeholder engagement, and capacity building under Work Package 5, the CHORUS project was recently featured during a PAVE Europe Academy course dedicated to digital forensics and trust in autonomous vehicles. The session,...

The Special Interest Session, Shaping Europe's Mobility Governance: Policy Pathways for CCAM Orchestration and Sustainable Urban Mobility, brought together representatives from Horizon Europe projects, city networks and industry to discuss the governance frameworks...

On June 19th, 2026, CHORUS was highlighted during the panel discussion "Shared Roads, Shared Vision: Data Powering the Next Generation of Urban Mobility" at VivaTech, where Clémentine Flinois, Chief Operating Officer, project partner Clem' presented how data-driven...

The Horizon Europe project CHORUS participated in the special session "AI-Driven Orchestration and Safety Engineering for Mixed-Traffic CCAM Systems" during the EEITE 2026 Conference, held in Chania, Crete, Greece. Organised by the I-SENSE Group of ICCS, the session...

As part of the CHORUS project, PAVE Europe is establishing a Community of Practice (CoP) dedicated to stakeholders interested in the deployment and adoption of connected, cooperative and automated mobility (CCAM) solutions and advanced traffic management systems. The...

On 15 April 2026, the CHORUS project was presented at the SOTERIA – Systematic and Orchestrated Deployment of Solutions in Complex Urban Environments for Ageing and Vulnerable Societies workshop, organised as part of the 8th IRTAD International Conference – Better...

CHORUS partner FRONTIER is pleased to publish an open Invitation to Tender (ITT) for the provision of a zero-emission, autonomy-ready Mobile Delivery Hub (MDH) vehicle to support real-world logistics demonstrations in Oxford.   📋 What we're looking for: A heavy-duty...

CHORUS, a recently launched EU-funded research project under Horizon Europe, has launched a series of surveys to collect both societal and technical requirements that will help shape the future of Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM) in Europe.

CHORUS was presented during the Oslo Study Visit on Autonomous Vehicles, held on 10–11 December and organised by PAVE Europe in collaboration with Ruter As, Holo, and Mobileye. The Study Visit brought together public authorities, transport operators, industry leaders,...

On 26–27 November 2025, the CHORUS project participated in the POLIS25 Conference in Utrecht, the Netherlands, bringing together cities, regions, researchers, and mobility stakeholders to exchange knowledge and explore solutions for the future of sustainable urban...

On 20 November 2025, the CHORUS project participated in the PAVE Europe Conference in Brussels, bringing together policymakers, researchers, industry innovators, and civil society representatives to discuss the future of automated mobility in Europe. CHORUS was...

On 22 October 2025, the CHORUS project participated in the joint final event of the Horizon Europe projects CONDUCTOR and IN2CCAM, held in Brussels, Belgium. The event brought together researchers, industry representatives, public authorities, and stakeholders from...

On 10-11 July in Athens, Greece, ERTICO joined the CHORUS consortium for the project’s kick-off meeting. CHORUS aims to address the complexities associated with road safety and efficiency by developing a unified multi-actor orchestration framework within the Connected, Cooperative, and Automated Mobility (CCAM) ecosystem.