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Workshop on automation pilots on public roads in Europe TMALL 0146 Presentation widescreen engelsk v 1.0 Hamid Zarghampour Chief Strategist 16 December 2016 The overarching goal of the Swedish transport policy is to; ensure a


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TMALL 0146 Presentation widescreen engelsk v 1.0

Workshop on automation pilots

  • n public roads in

Europe

Hamid Zarghampour Chief Strategist 16 December 2016

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The overarching goal of the Swedish transport policy is to;

  • ensure a socio-economically efficient

transport provision, sustainable over the long term, for citizens and trade and industry across the country The main objective is:

  • accessibility with the considerations of; Traffic

Safety, the environment and health

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“Service quality”

Ability to deliver the planned travel- and transport times, as well as timely provide useful information, in the case of unforeseen events (accident, etc...).

Ability to handle the demanded or needed volume of travels and transports

Ability to satisfy the needs of transports and travels for different categories of users

Ability to prevent as well as effectively handle incidents that results in traffic disruption

Punctuality Capacity Robustness Usability

Ability to minimize the negative impact, and support the positive development on climate, landscape, and health as a consequence of; design and operation of the transport system.

Striving toward zero fatalities and injuries in traffic

Safety Environment & Health

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Major trends

  • Automation
  • Digitizing
  • Electrification

But also…

  • Circular economy
  • Shared Economy

City & Countryside

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National and regional strategic plans on Automated Driving (AD)

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FFI is a research collaboration between the government and the vehicle industry to co-finance research and innovation activities

msek public funding

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msek private funding

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Mobility as Services Vehicles Infrastructure Regulations Business models Human factors

Programme- areas:

EFFICIENT AND CONNECTED TRANSPORT SYSTEM

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E F F E K T I V A O C H U P P K O P P L A D E T R A N S P O R T S Y S T E M

Project portfolio and priorities

Vehicles Infrastructure Regulations Business models Services Human Factor Miscellaneous

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Overview of current national large-scale AD activities, test environments, funded pilots,

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100 ‘normal’ families will experience self-driving Volvo XC90s on public roads in Gothenburg

  • The project was kicked off

in 2013, and the pilot begins in 2017

  • Similar pilots will later be

run also in London and China

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  • Scania and Volvo both participated in

the European Truck Platooning Challenge, and are now preparing for multi-brand platooning projects in Sweden as well as within H2020

  • The off-road domain is also attractive for

both companies. Volvo is currently piloting a self-driving truck in the Boliden mine in Kristineberg.

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A national Strategic Innovation Program, bringing all stakeholders together to facilitate the next generation mobility services, based on connected and automated vehicles Test sites;

  • Gothenburg
  • Stockholm and
  • Automated Highways
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Kista: Urban ICT Arena

  • 5G test arena
  • April 2016: Self-

driving commuter shuttles

5G-equipped

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Area: 2000 acres Rural road: 5,7 km City area: 4 blocks High speed: 45,000 m2 Multi-lane: 700 m

Now with its own, dedicated 4G/LTE cellular network All in all, Sweden has excellent assets for all sorts of vehicle testing

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The legal road to self-driving vehicles

  • Proposal submitted March 31, 2016 for the regulation of trials using

self-driving vehicles on roads.

  • Submit proposals for an introduction of fully or partially automated

vehicles on the road. To be reported no later than November 28, 2017.

(SOU 2016:28) The Swedish Transport Agency is collaborating with UNECE’s relevant WGs for international harmonization

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Challenges and lessons learned

  • Accessability/Mobility is more important than autonomous vehicles
  • Pilots are crucial for end-user understanding and acceptance
  • Cross-functional collaboration absolutely critical to success
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Areas of cooperation

  • Sweden has several links into relevant branches of the European

Commission

  • The Swedish Transport Agency represents Sweden in the DG Move

led C-ITS platform work

  • Several Swedish organizations are also actively involved with DG

MOVE, DG RTD and DG CNECT

  • Sweden is well represented in EU-focusing platform organizations

such as ERTRAC, ACEA, EUCAR, ERTICO and CLEPA

  • Sweden has contributed to ITF-OECD’s recent efforts on connected

and automated vehicle topics