CHORUS Presents Its Vision for Smarter and More Sustainable Urban Mobility at POLIS25 Conference

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 transport.

Together with the FEDORA project, dedicated to Multimodal Traffic Management, CHORUS showcased its work in the exhibition area, engaging with participants and sharing insights on how innovative approaches can contribute to smarter, safer, and more sustainable mobility systems.

The conference provided an important platform for discussing the challenges faced by cities in transforming urban mobility, including decarbonisation, data management, safety, accessibility, and the need for stronger collaboration between public authorities, researchers, and industry actors.

Through its participation at POLIS25, CHORUS contributed to the wider conversation on how connected and cooperative mobility solutions can support cities in creating more efficient, inclusive, and future-ready transport ecosystems.

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