CHORUS Project

Coordination of Heterogeneous Actors
in Mixed Traffic within CCAM

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CHORUS demonstration sites

Bern, Switzerland

With over one million residents and heavy cross-border travel, Geneva faces complex mobility demands involving trams, buses, trolleybuses, and international flows. TPG, operating a vast multimodal network and early autonomous bus pilots, seeks to optimise flexibility, sustainability, and passenger movement through advanced CCAM integration.

In Bern, CHORUS supports autonomous middle-mile logistics by integrating LOXO AV operations with safety analysis, simulation, and real-world testing to assess efficiency, environmental impact, and traffic safety.

 

  • UC – Optimised Autonomous Middle-Mile Delivery
CHORUS Paris | Pilot Site

CHORUS demonstration sites

Paris-Saclay, FR

Paris–Saclay is a fast-growing innovation hub south of Paris, home to major universities, research centres, and a diverse mix of urban, suburban, and rural mobility needs.
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Oxfordshire, UK

Oxfordshire is a fast-growing region of 687,000 residents, combining urban centres, rural communities, and major research and innovation hubs.
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Trikala, Greece

Trikala, a pioneering mid-sized Greek city of 80,000 residents, is recognised for its early adoption of smart mobility and autonomous bus pilots.
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Bern, Switzerland

Bern is a major Swiss urban centre with growing commuter flows and sustainability targets.
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Geneva, Switzerland

With over one million residents and heavy cross-border travel, Geneva faces complex mobility demands involving trams, buses, trolleybuses, and international flows.
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Zürich, Switzerland

Zürich public transport serves 1.4 million residents with trams, buses, and trolleybuses. Although highly efficient, the city faces congestion and rising delivery demands.
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Helsinki, Finland

Helsinki, with over 650,000 residents, operates a dense multimodal network of trams, buses, metro, and ferries.
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