Here you can find an overview of the ongoing and closed EU funded road safety projects. In the vast majority FERSI members are/were involved as partners.
Ongoing projects
AMIGOS
The AMIGOS project aims to improve urban mobility by addressing safety and sustainability challenges across five cities through Living Labs (LLs) and ten Safety Improvement Areas (SIAs). By combining co-creation activities with innovative digital tools, the project seeks to develop greener, safer, and more inclusive active mobility solutions. Duration: 1 June 2023 – 48 months
CAMBER
The CAMBER project aims to improve road safety monitoring across urban and secondary rural road networks by using real-time data to strengthen road maintenance systems. It also promotes the implementation of proven, cost-effective safety interventions to help identify risks, prioritise maintenance, and enhance road safety. Duration: 1 January 2025 – 36 months
CARMONY
The CARMONY project aims to make traffic systems across Europe smarter, safer, and more sustainable through next-generation orchestration. By connecting people, vehicles, and infrastructure in real time, it seeks to improve traffic coordination and mobility management across urban areas and highways. Duration: 1 May 2025 – 30 April 2028
CERTAIN
The CERTAIN project aims to establish a resilient, human-centric framework for continuous safety assurance in Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM) across Europe, by integrating Safety, Trust, Acceptance and Comfort (STAC) throughout the vehicle lifecycle. Duration: 1 June 2025 – 36 months
PROSAFE-TWIN
The PROSAFE-TWIN project aims to improve road safety through a predictive Hybrid Digital Twin that combines physics-based traffic modelling and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to identify potential safety-critical events before crashes occur. By integrating real-time data, uncertainty-aware risk predictions, and human-centred decision-making, the project seeks to support proactive interventions, protect vulnerable road users, and help road authorities implement the Safe System Approach, contributing to the EU’s Vision Zero objectives. Duration: 1 October 2026 – 30 March 2030
Roads4All
The Roads4All project aims to transform traffic safety culture by addressing risky behaviours and promoting shared responsibility for road safety, by combining behavioural insights, community engagement, and institutional change. Duration: 1 July 2025 – 36 months
Trendline Plus
The Trendline Plus project aims to strengthen road safety across the European Union by supporting the harmonised collection, analysis, and interpretation of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). By promoting consistent methodologies and comparable data, the project helps monitor road safety performance and support evidence-based policymaking. Duration: 2026 – 3 years
TRUST
The EU-funded TRUST project brings together international experts to promote Traffic Safety Culture (TSC) as a driver of change. It aims to establish a common definition, develop a European TSC index, and provide accessible tools for assessment and intervention. Duration: 1 May 2025 – 30 April 2028
Closed projects
