How should inclusive CCAM be designed and implemented? Share your views in the CulturalRoad survey
The CulturalRoad Project is working on new methodologies that integrate cultural and geographical diversity into Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility (CCAM) deployment plans, with the aim of ensuring that CCAM improves mobility for everyone. In addition to improving the efficiency and safety of CCAM services, the project also strives for greater inclusivity, aiming to eliminate transport poverty and address the diverse needs of different groups.
To support this work, CulturalRoad is launching a survey to gather perspectives and better understand users’ priorities. The questionnaire covers physical limitations, digital accessibility, safety measures, and other ethical considerations related to mobility in general, and CCAM in particular. No prior knowledge is required to participate – everyone’s experience is valuable.
The survey takes from 5 to 30 minutes to answer the survey, depending on how many dimensions you want to assess. Any contribution will be very valuable, and participation is possible either anonymously or by name. Your responses will directly guide CulturalRoad’s work within its Inclusivity pillar.
Take part in our survey and help shape more inclusive mobility solutions!

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