Joint Virtual Class: CHORUS & Golia Project

How should cities prepare for increasingly automated, connected and data-driven mobility?

This joint CHORUS × GOLIA Virtual Class will explore the governance questions behind automated mobility: who needs to be involved, how responsibilities should be shared, how public and private actors can coordinate, and how cities can address regulation, data, infrastructure, accessibility and public interest.

The session will combine perspectives from both projects with a practical city case and an interactive exercise where participants will work through a fictional automated-shuttle deployment scenario. The class is designed for city operators, local and regional authorities, mobility managers, transport authorities and other public-sector professionals, including those with limited previous experience of AVs or CCAM.

11 November, 2026
11:00 - 12:00 CET

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