Linked Projects
The MODALSHIFT project collaborates with other EU-funded projects and initiatives to maximise its impact and ensure the long-term sustainability of its results. By enhancing multimodal traffic management knowledge, aligning research efforts and organising joint dissemination activities, these projects help build a stronger European transport ecosystem that minimises its carbon footprint. This is particularly the case for MODALSHIFT and the FEDORA Horizon Europe project
FEDORA – Federation of network optimisation services, simulation foresights, and data alchemy for adaptable, agile, secure, and resilient multimodal traffic management
FEDORA is a Horizon Europe Research and Innovation project that aims to make multimodal traffic and network management more connected, adaptive and responsive. The project addresses a common challenge in today’s mobility systems: transport data, simulation tools and optimisation services often operate separately, limiting the ability of cities and transport operators to understand network conditions and respond effectively.
FEDORA connects these elements into a federated framework of mobility data spaces, advanced traffic management and optimisation services, simulation and foresight tools, and innovative governance approaches. Stakeholders are involved in the development of the FEDORA solutions, thus contributing to their alignment with the operational needs of public authorities, transport operators, industry, researchers and mobility providers and with the way these actors jointly make decisions.
Six pilot and Living Lab environments in Vienna, the Basque Country, Nicosia, Greater Copenhagen, Reggio Emilia and Budapest will demonstrate a variety of mobility management scenarios, ranging from multimodal traffic-signal management and freight coordination to UAV-supported mobility, demand management, behavioural incentives and inland waterway transport.
FEDORA combines technical development, field-testing and stakeholder engagement to support more coordinated, sustainable and resilient multimodal mobility systems.
FEDORA is funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 101203465.