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Road transport is the leading cause of accidents, serious injuries from collisions and premature deaths in Europe. Worldwide, automobile manufacturers and technology firms are working on driving system innovation. As human error is the main reason for road traffic accidents, connected and automated vehicles could make future road transport safer and more secure. They also have the potential to be more environmentally friendly, efficient and accessible.

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00:00 Intro
00:19 Definition
01:19 Objectives
01:46 Road safety
02:18 Sustainability
02:51 Inclusivity
03:07 Competitiveness
03:30 Challenges
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