Study on the provision of multimodal travel information services

Project description

The Study will provide the framework for collection of interoperable travel data and services, where possible, based on existing standards and technologies. At present, multimodal information services across Europe lack interoperability and are fragmented in terms of what they offer, including modal and geographical coverage, real-time information and quality levels. The Study will contribute to EU-wide continuity and harmonised delivery of multimodal travel information services.

The Republic of Croatia, in compliance with the ITS Directive, aims to define a strategy on the set-up of the National Access Point for provision of multimodal travel information and traffic data exchange across TEN-T network and urban nodes. The objective of the initiative is to enable access to static information and data available by public and private stakeholders (service providers), alongside the access to dynamic data, if any.

The motivation for the implementation of this measure is to enable exchange of information, abiding by all defined technical prerequisites, and to create added value for travellers within Croatia and the EU, while enhancing cooperation and partnership between stakeholders.

• Project commencement: January 1, 2018
• Project completion: January 1, 2020
• Estimated total cost: EUR 178.500,00
• EU contribution: EUR 178.500,00

Project Applicant

Hrvatske ceste d.o.o.