EU Member States support eSafety Forum recommendations

Publication date: 27 September 2004

Enabling technologies for in-vehicle emergency calls (eCall), real-time traffic and travel information (RTTI), and human-machine interaction (HMI) were the priority topics debated at a high-level meeting of the eSafety Forum on 27 September. This high-level meeting was attended by over 80 people, representing 18 EU Member States, one Associated State, industry associations, the eSafety Forum Working Groups and the European Commission. The Conclusions of the eSafety High-Level Meeting can be found here.

esafety_conclusions_270904.pdf (139 KB)

Background:
The eSafety forum, founded in 2003, is a joint industry-public sector initiative that promotes the development, deployment and use of "intelligent" vehicle safety systems, and monitors implementation of eSafety recommendations. It meets twice per year.