About the roadmap
The UK Connected and Automated Mobility Roadmap to 2030 provides direction for decision makers, investors and policy makers for the mobile future.
The roadmap is a tool, created by and intended for multiple sectors, forging new relationships and achieving collaboration across industries.
With a single vision of interdependencies, the roadmap addresses developments needed to achieve connected and automated mobility (CAM) at scale by 2030.
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"The roadmap is a valuable tool in identifying key areas for collaboration across different sectors. A monumental effort."
Jessica Uguccioni
Law Commission
"Zenzic’s roadmap is a fantastic example of the public and private sector working together to shape the future of connected and self-driving technologies - and demonstrate the UK as a world leading test-bed in 21stC Mobility."
George Freeman
Future of Transport Minister
"Costain will use the UK CAM roadmap to accelerate the development of integrated leading-edge smart infrastructure solutions for our clients that will improve people’s lives."
Philip White
Costain
"The roadmap demonstrates that a combination of technical, regulatory and societal steps are needed to ensure automated pods, cars and lorries are sufficiently safe for use on roads."
Pete Thomas
Loughborough University
"The roadmap emphasises the need for many diverse spheres (technology, society and business models) to progress in parallel to meet the 2030 vision for connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs), which requires collaboration across-sectors."
Paul Jennings
Warwick Manufacturing Group
"The UK CAM roadmap brings alignment to key themes across the delivery of mobility services. Perhaps most importantly it emphasises the need for early public engagement to ensure users understand and shape the services they will benefit from."
Andrew Wescott
Addison Lee Group
"BSI welcomes the launch of the UK Connected and Automated Mobility Roadmap which highlights the central role that standards play in realising the safe deployment of automated vehicles and mobility services for the benefit of industry and society."
Nick Fleming
BSI
"Connected and autonomous mobility offers huge societal benefits, not least for road safety, but for these to be fully grasped delivery must be strategic and planned. The roadmap is key to this approach."
Joshua Harris
Brake
"This cohesive roadmap will be used by industry to make critical investment decisions for the development and deployment of CAV technologies."
Chris Reeves
HORIBA MIRA
"As Mobility is disrupted by new technology, we need to understand the new risks and opportunities it presents. The roadmap helps us to plan ahead, anticipate changes, and make sure we will be ready with the products needed by our customers in the future."
David Williams
AXA
"Building on the vision of our 2017 Roadmap, this work now highlights how the UK can be amongst the first to benefit from connected and autonomous mobility, both safely and securely."
David Skipp
Automotive Council UK
"This roadmap complements Highways England’s vision for the future. Providing better connected roads and vehicles, using new technologies, will help us make great improvements to everyone’s journeys, improving safety and cutting congestion."
Joanna White
Highways England
"This useful tool will help us navigate the uncertainty of innovation in this complex environment. It looks across multiple pathways connecting diverse interests for the first time."
Peter Stoker
Millbrook
"The arrival of autonomous vehciles represents a unique opportunity for a fundamental change in urban mobility. Testing on the public highway will help people understand its benefits and increase acceptability."
Rafael Cuesta
Transport for Greater Manchester
"The roadmap is a tool that will ensure government and industry are aligned in the future planning around autonomous vehicles, ensuring all factors from a regulatory, legislative and social perspective are considered throughout the process."
Graeme Smith
Oxbotica
"The roadmap is valuable to WSP as it provides excellent insight into how infrastructure connects to a far wider system of dependencies, critical to identifying links and solving problems for our clients."
James Bulleid
WSP
"A recent Sciencewise public dialogue for DfT explored public perspectives on the acceptability of autnomous vehciles. The roadmap will help policymakers navigate the rapidly evolving CAM landscape and assist the framing of future public engagement."
Steve Robinson
Sciencewise
"Engaging with the roadmap has enabled us to articulate the significance of the weather and the potential contribution of the Met Office within an industry-wide framework."
Dave Jones
Met Office
"We believe autonomy will be an important part of the future mobility system for Cambridge. The UK CAM roadmap will support our planning processes and deployment of autonomous vehicles."
Dan Clarke
Cambridgeshire County Council
"NPL is helping to build confidence in the testing and modelling of CAV sensors, one of the components the roadmap identifies as required for the future successful deployment of CAM."
Andre Burgess
National Physical Laboratory
"Fast, reliable wireless connections will be at the heart of the future of transport. The roadmap is a vital tool for the UK on its journey towards a more connected transport system – helping bring together the many different players that will need to be involved."
Mansoor Hanif
Ofcom
"The seamless link between physical and digital infrastructure is key for connected and self-driving vehicles to offer frictionless end-to-end journeys. The roadmap only validates our mission which is to Make Parking Forgettable."
Dan Hubert
Appy Parking
"CAM success requires incisive system thinking. Legislation and regulation are key; they must mesh with society’s needs, technology and infrastructure. The roadmap gives us insight to those connections and unlocks decision making."
Chris Jackson
Burges Salmon
"Robust cyber security practices will enable a safer CAM ecosystem. The roadmap of dependencies ensures the network can be secure by design."
National Cyber Security Centre
"Systemic Resilience between users, vehicles, sensors, networks and infrastructure is crucial for a CAM network. This roadmap shows what to design, invest, deploy and operate, supporting CAM adoption and normalisation."
Nathan Marsh
Atkins
"The Zenzic roadmap complements our view that consistent, authoritative and trusted geospatial data and standards will underpin the framework for safe testing, operation and interoperability."
Simon Navin
Ordnance Survey
"Connected vehicles will bring a huge number of different companies together as CAV technology opens doors to advanced mobility solutions. The roadmap will allow us to see these connections outside our operating domains."
David Price
IDIADA
"The roadmap clarifies how CAV technologies, underpinned by data, should progress to ensure that our future mobility systems address both commercial and societal needs."
Nick Reed
Reed Mobility
"Connected and automated vehciles will help us build a healthier, happier and better connected West Midlands. The roadmap highlights current benefits and shapes conversation about the future of technology for society."
Chris Lane
Transport for West Midlands
"The UK Connected and Automated Mobility Roadmap to 2030 is a great ‘one-stop shop’ for us to evaluate eco-system activities in delivering the future of connected and autonomous mobility."
Robin North
Immense
"CAVs will touch all of DVSA’s services. This roadmap will help us to identify when to develop those services so they continue to support road safety in GB."
Bob Hannigan
DVSA
"The roadmap conceptualises the potential future of mobility following the digitisation of our transport systems and highlights the societal benefits – safety, efficiency, health, environment and accessibility."
Richard Cuerden
TRL
"The roadmap provides an essential overview of the opportunities and challenges of CAM. I am particularly excited about the skills context, which should be a focal point for UK investment and attention."
Natasha Merat
Leeds University
"Creating appropriate research strategies and skills provision is vital for our success in this sector. Taking part in the Roadmap enables the right questions to be asked and decisions made to prepare for the future."
Kevin Vincent
Coventry University
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