Stakeholder Group

Automated Mobility Network

An introduction to the Automated Mobility Network stakeholder group. Learn about the group members and objectives below.

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About the group

The AMN mission

The Automated Mobility Network (AMN) is a cohort of UK public sector local authorities (and closely aligned affiliates) with either a background in CAM projects, or a strong interest in allied technologies. There is a collective shared mission of developing CAM for the public good, with their objective being to: Ensure the development of safe, sustainable, equitable and appropriate CAM products and services that benefit the communities they may come to serve or impact.

Three areas of activity

The AMN are interested in aligning CAM deployments with national and local public sector objectives. Members of the AMN have unparalleled knowledge of the opportunities and challenges involved in deploying CAM on UK roads from both an operational and commercial perspective.

The AMN want to ensure the impact of UK investment and policy activity is maximised and to work with government and industry to ensure their expertise is harnessed to ensure effective CAM deployment aligned with their shared objectives.

Their activity is divided across three distinct areas:

Collaborate to Accelerate: Work together to promote learning in the CAM sector. Share, compile and disseminate best practice, lessons learned, analysis, insight, documentation, policies & processes, strategies, communications and wider sector insight between group members.
Unify to Simplify: Develop consistency to reduce barriers to entry for all parties. Contribute to the setting of operational standards for services and products, including the following: optimum system / vehicle / service requirements, standards, expectations, specifications, tenders, access routes into public sector / buyers and estimating future demand.
Vocalise to Optimise: Pro-active, purposeful engagement with the CAM ecosystem. Understand and represent the social good. Give support to key stakeholders including the following: standards & licensing bodies, DfT & CCAV, trade bodies, future funding proposals; upskill public sector in CAM technology.

A key opportunity for CAM

The rollout of CAM technologies in the UK will mark a once in a generation paradigm shift in the movement of people. Read more about the opportunities for CAM, and the positive impact CAM promises for local authorities through the link below.

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Our members

Our members consist of local authorities, transport operators and expert organisations, all dedicated to building a safer, smarter and more sustainable transport ecosystem. View and learn more about our membership below.