European bus rapid transit of 2030
Electrified, automated, connected
eBRT2030 seeks to support sustainable urban transport by proposing innovative solutions for electric Bus Rapid Transit (BRT). A major milestone in electric mobility, eBRT2030 aims to demonstrate the applicability of a new generation of eBRT systems in different urban contexts with innovative solutions that are economically viable and enhanced with new automation and connectivity functionalities.
Core Info
4 years
49 partners
Coordinated by UITP
7 demos across the world
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MOVE
19/06/2024
MOVE is a conference that unites the entire ecosystem centered around technology, business models, and sustainable futures. Leaders and visionaries from every part of the mobility value chain come together for an unmatched chance to learn, innovate, collaborate, and conduct business.
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ITS World Congress
16/09/2024
The ITS World Congress connects the realms of mobility, technology, and innovation. Bringing together experts, policymakers, and key figures from both the industry and academia to advance the field of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS).
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eBRT2030 in key discussions on electrified urban mobility
15/10/2024
In the past month the eBRT2030 project has been presented in key discussions around electrified urban mobility.
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eBRT2030 moving LATAM forward at the region’s Electromobility Forum
09/04/2024
Drawing nearly 100 local, regional, and national leaders from across Latin America and the Caribbean, the LATAM Electromobility Forum was a big event for electric mobility. eBRT2030 participated in the forum, held in Bogotá, Colombia, to discuss the opportunities and challenges brought about by electric mobility.
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Advanced technologies for operational efficiency and better passenger experience: Interview Start Romagna
18/03/2024
As one of its demo sites, the eBRT2030 project will support Rimini in advancing the ‘MetroMare’ BRT line, which runs along the Emilia-Romagna coastline. We spoke to Eleonora Mauri from Start Romagna about the demo: what technologies will be tested, how will this benefit the passengers, and what will the future extended BRT line look like?
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