Transport Innovation Association actively participated in international organizations that create a legal framework for transport innovation issues and guidelines for future pilot projects.
DTLF – Digital Transport and Logistics Forum
Digital Transport and Logistics Forum consists of a group of experts from the European Commission, which invites stakeholders from the public and private transport and logistics sector to promote the digital transformation initiated by the European Commission in the transport and logistics.
Transport Innovation Association representative – Partner for Development and Project Delivery Inga Ablingienė, e-mail: inga.ablingiene@tiasoc.eu
More information about the Digital Transport and Logistics Forum: Digital Transport and Logistics Forum (DTLF).
EUSBSR – EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region
The EU countries – Sweden, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland – responsible for the implementation of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region. Policy area coordinators are responsible for implementing the strategy. From March 16, 2022, Inga Ablingienė, Partner for Development and Project Delivery of the Transport Innovation Association, and Tarmo Ots, representative of the Estonian Ministry of Economy and Communications, have been appointed to coordinate the “Transport” policy area.
More information about the implementation of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region.
CCAM – European Partnership on Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility
The purpose of this partnership platform is to assess and understand used needs in order to promote the implementation of innovative automated transport solutions and services. The goals of these solutions are: greater safety, less environmental impact and inclusion.
Transport Innovation Association representative – Partner for Development and Project Delivery Inga Ablingienė, e-mail: inga.ablingiene@tiasoc.eu
More information about CCAM – European Partnership on Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility.
Ready4eFTI
A cluster created by the initiative of association, businesses and non-governmental organizations of the Baltic Sea region – Readt4eFTI, which aims to exchange information and participate in calls to test and implement eFTI platforms, the aim of which is to create a smooth data ad document exchange corridor between the Nordics, Baltic States, Poland and other EU countries.
Interested parties are invited to join the memorandum.
Transport Innovation Association representative – Partner for Development and Project Delivery Inga Ablingienė, e-mail: inga.ablingiene@tiasoc.eu