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March 25th 2021
One week after Creutzwald, it was now the turn of the German municipality of Überherrn.
The representatives of the TERMINAL project, Professor Wieker, Niclas Wolniak and Isabelle Rösler presented the progress of the project to the Überherrn municipal council and outlined the details of the upcoming practical test phase.
Many thanks to the municipality of Überherrn and especially to the mayor Mrs Yliniva-Hoffmann for this opportunity!
March, 18th 2021
The representatives of the project TERMINAL, Mrs. Isabelle Rösler and Mr. Thomas Bousonville presented the progress and details of the project to the municipal Council of the association of local municipalities Warndt in Creutzwald on March, 18th 2021.
The regional press was also present and reported on the event by publishing an article in the daily newspaper «Républicain Lorrain» on March 22nd to mention this project, which is unique in Europe and for which volunteers are being sought to test the mobility concept.
Note for interested cross-border commuters!
Impressions of the evenining from the homepage CC Warndt
Many thanks to the association of municipalities Warndt for this great opportunity!
February 23rd 2021
Corona obliges, this year’s Monitoring Committee took place online, but it was no less successful!
Despite the current difficult situation, the TERMINAL project has managed to make substantial progress in 2020, and the INTERREG project manager, Mrs Arnould, was very pleased to congratulate the consortium.
With the acquisition of two test vehicles, an important project milestone has been reached and preparations for the operational phase are in full swing.
We will keep you informed!
Kaiserslautern
5th October 2020
Out study on mobility on demand is ready to restart!
After its suspension in March due to the Corona pandemy, the survey is now able to restart.
Take some minutes and share with us your mobility habits as well as your opinion about a new innovative mobility concept.
Help us to help shape the mobility of tomorrow and answer our questions.
You will make an important contribution to the success of our test project! 40 Powerbanks will be raffled among all participants.
Survey in English
Survey in German
Survey in French
former post:
26th March 2020
Due to the corona crisis and the lack of commuter traffic to Luxembourg, we have currently suspended our survey among users of cross-border bus lines.
As soon as working conditions normalise, you will be able to participate in our survey again.
Therefore, the prize draw will be postponed to a later date. Thank you for your understanding.
former post:
27th February 2020
In order to optimize cross-border commuter traffic between France, Luxembourg and Germany with the TERMINAL test project by means of automated and demand-oriented public mobility offers, the Technical University of Kaiserslautern will conduct an online survey starting in March 2020. The survey is intended to record mobility habits in order to find out how commuters are confronted with innovative mobility offers and which concept best meets their needs.
Help us to help shape the mobility of tomorrow and answer our questions.
You will make an important contribution to the success of our test project! 40 Powerbanks will be raffled among all participants.
Kaiserslautern
23rd April 2020
Within the project TERMINAL we would like to determine the acceptance of self-driving vehicles by potential users, so that we can come closer to our goal of optimising cross-border commuter traffic in the Greater Region through automated, demand-oriented and public mobility offers.
At this point your opinion is requested: Do you consider self-driving vehicles to be a sustainable and economic transport solution for future mobility or are they just an utopic vision?
Share your visions of future mobility with us!
Take about 20 minutes of your time for our survey and improve the mobility of the Greater Region.
We count on you!
Your details will of course be treated strictly confidentially. The research-related results will be used exclusively in anonymous form in publications.
Saarbrücken
March 18th 2020
Since March 16th 2020 the borders between Germany, France and Luxembourg have been closed. This of course not only affects commuters, but also the work in the cross-border project TERMINAL.
Nevertheless, we remain in contact and are working at full speed on our vision of an automated, demand-oriented and public mobility offer for the Greater Region.
Stay healthy!
Saarbrücken
12th February 2020
On the morning of 12 February 2020, the first Monitoring Committee of the TERMINAL project took place at the htw saar forum. This event was the opportunity to present the progress of the project to our funding authority INTERREG as well as to our strategic partners.
We would like to thank all our operational and strategic partners for their cooperation and look forward to the next two years with great anticipation and enthusiasm!
Kaiserslautern/Saarbrücken
22nd and 24th January 2020
In the TERMINAL project, future and sustainable mobility concepts (robo-services) are to be researched. For this purpose it is important to determine the needs and preferences of different user groups.
This is the reason why the imove institute of the TU Kaiserslautern together with the htw saar conduct workshops with students, students, professionals, seniors and persons with reduced mobility.
With the support of the company MOGEoK and the personal commitment of its managing director Mrs. Ann-Christin Koch, two insightful workshops with REHA participants have been carried out.
We would like to thank MOGEoK and all participants!
Luxembourg
20 January 2020
Our operational partner SnT from the University of Luxembourg and the bus operator Voyages Emile Weber came together to test the software with the hardware of the bus. During this test, errors in the software could be identified and solved. The final integration of the software can now take place as planned. After a test run in February, the recording of the technical data will begin.
We thank Voyages Emile Weber for the active support!
Luxembourg
07 December 2019
At the IEEE Vehicular Networking Conference (VNC) in Los Angeles, Raphael Frank and his colleague presented JUNIOR «A Research Platform for Connected and Automated Driving» from the University of Luxembourg an won the Best Poster Award.
Congratulations!
see also:
07 December 2019 – 360lab (in English)
Homepage of the IEEE VNC (in English)
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