UK Connected and Automated Mobility RoadmapForewordOn behalf of all at Zenzic, I welcome you to to this first release of the UK Connected and Automated Mobility Roadmap to 2030 - a tool for decision makers, policy makers and investors in mobility.We are in a period of dramatic social and economic change. Transport is fundamental to this change as it delivers ‘mobility’; by which we mean the effective and efficient movement of people and goods. Simply put, mobility impacts every single one of us. Mobility itself will soon be transformed by the new technologies associated with connectivity and automation, including ‘self-driving’. Connectivity enables the flow refinement of data, leading to better information and smoother journeys for the travelling public. At the same time, automation yields increased safety and new ways of helping people become more productive. 2UK Connected and Automated Mobility Roadmap to 2030 / ZenzicThe exploitation of these technologies through innovative operating and business models will bring economic benefits in terms of local and national efficiencies, as well as exports of UK skills and products. Hence, there is a strong economic argument for investing in connected and automated mobility (CAM). But more than this, CAM addresses the urgency for greater inclusion in society. The challenge we face in the UK is to safely deliver these benefits rapidly and competitively. If we break down the challenge and work sequentially, we will never succeed. We will increasingly require imported skills, products and services to fulfil our mobility needs and remain only moderately competitive on the world stage. However, what we have learnt on our journey thus far is that the UK is not only strong, but also globally respected in a number of key areas, such as cyber security, safety, legislation, standards and artificial intelligence. Fortunately, the leading countries in mobility see this as a global challenge - a local solution will be neither successful nor competitive. coordinated national platform of CAM testing infrastructure – known as Testbed UK. These facilities are at the heart of achieving the 2030 Vision by unlocking testing, development and validation of safe and secure products and services. I am immensely proud of the substantial and highly collaborative effort by many individuals and organisations that has resulted in this, the first release of the UK Connected and Automated Mobility Roadmap to 2030. There is a wealth of knowledge and insight in this roadmap. But more than that, I genuinely believe this tool will fulfil its useful purpose. The UK Connected and Automated Mobility Roadmap to 2030 will enable all organisations involved in CAM to maximise the return on their investments in time and money; to streamline the creation of targeted strategies and plans; and to deliver significant social and economic benefits for the UK by 2030. I hope you find this useful, I hope you enjoy reading it and I welcome all feedback. No roadmap should be static, and this will be an evolving tool as we progress towards and beyond 2030. Daniel Ruiz CEO, Zenzic September 2019The only way to make progress at pace is for the whole sector to align on collective goals. Over 250 people from more than 150 organisations have worked with Zenzic to do exactly that. Together, we have built upon more than a dozen well-respected thematic roadmaps to deliver what is intended as a tool for policy makers and investors to assist in their decision making on the path to the mobile future. For this tool to be effective, it had to consider implications across a broad range of perspectives. These include people, infrastructure, vehicles and, of course, the transport services from which society draws countless benefits. The tool incorporates not only outputs or Milestones, but also the interdependencies between them. Additionally, we’ve worked to ensure the tool takes into account interventions that will overcome obstacles, accelerate programmes and enable government, industry and academia to deliver real, tangible value as quickly and safely as possible. Zenzic was created to lead the move to a safer, more inclusive and productive mobile future. This roadmap supports that goal by taking the broadest view of where the UK needs to be by 2030 to maintain its world-leading position. Focusing on key areas of UK capability for the future of connected and automated mobility, government and industry have committed an initial £200 million through Zenzic to develop a We each need to play to our strengths and join with others where they have capabilities that complement ours. Collaboration is critical. UK Connected and Automated Mobility Roadmap to 2030 / Zenzic33852PAGEPAGE52 Introduction52 Contributing themes54 Major deliverables56 Deep dive: Legislation for clearing road space for automated vehicles (HW17)58 Deep dive: Validation process highly automated (SN15)59 Key enablers59 Deep dive: Law Commission final report (LR10)62 Cr...
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