FAME Framework for coordination of Automated Mobility in Europe
Research Project, 2022 – 2025

FAME will develop and validate common methodologies and tools to facilitate the sharing of best practices and lessons learned to support the collaboration within the community of CCAM stakeholders across the complex cross-sectorial value chain needed for the organisation and evaluation of large-scale demonstration and future scale-up to the impacts of complete CCAM solutions. The mission of FAME supports the commitment of the European Commission and the CCAM Partnership to provide a long-term coordination framework for R&I and large-scale testing and evaluation activities in Europe. The establishment of a stakeholder-validated European framework for testing on public roads, including a CCAM test data space (TDS), a common evaluation methodology (CEM), and of means for exchange of knowledge on CCAM activities will improve cooperation, consensus building and data sharing. It will enable comparability and complementarity of the results of all testing and large-scale demonstration activities in Europe. FAME builds on a strong legacy of EU-funded Coordination and Support Actions which have developed harmonised methodologies and federated large networks of stakeholders to drive consensus building on challenges, needs and requirements for CCAM and Field Operational Tests. FAME involves 23 partners and over 2000 subscribers of the current Joint CAD network which has collaborated with the European Partnership on CCAM Partnership since its inception. The development of the European Framework for testing on public roads is at the core of FAME. The overall approach is built around three main building blocks and aims to engage with and enable (in terms of capacity building) stakeholders from the CCAM area, as well as capitalise knowledge about CCAM through an integrated approach including stakeholder engagement (WP3), research and innovation on the evaluation methodology and testing framework (WP 4 and 5) and communication and knowledge sharing (WPs 1 and 2) to maximise impact.

Participants

John-Fredrik Grönvall (contact)

Chalmers, Electrical Engineering, Systems and control

Jeremy Azzopardi

Chalmers, Physics and Astronomy, E-commons

Erik Svanberg

Chalmers, Mechanical Engineering, Vehicle Safety

Collaborations

Association Europeenne Des Fournisseurs Automobiles Clepa Aisbl

Bryssel, Belgium

AustriaTech

Wien, Austria

Bundesanstalt für Strassenwesen (BASt)

Bergisch Gladbach, Germany

ERTICO

Bruxelles, Belgium

Eurocities

Bruxelles, Belgium

Idiada Automotive Technology

Tarragona, Spain

Institute of Communication and Computer Systems

Athina, Greece

International Association of Public Transport (UITP)

Bruxelles, Belgium

International Automobile Federation (FIA)

Paris, France

MAP TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT BV

Utrecht, Netherlands

Ministry of Transportation of the Czech Republic

Prag, Czech Republic

NAVYA

Lyon, France

NNG

Budapest, Hungary

Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO)

Delft, Netherlands

PTV Planung Transport Verkehr AG

Karlsruhe, Germany

RUPPRECHT CONSULT-FORSCHUNG & BERATUNG GMBH

Köln, Germany

Technical Research Centre of Finland (VTT)

Espoo, Finland

VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH

Berlin, Germany

VEDECOM

Versailles, France

Vicomtech

San Sebastian, Spain

Volvo Group

Gothenburg, Sweden

Funding

European Commission (EC)

Project ID: 101069898
Funding Chalmers participation during 2022–2025

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Latest update

10/1/2026