iDriving aims to support road users, road managers and other relevant agencies of urban or rural secondary roads by improving the infrastructure with innovative and beyond state-of-the-art research technologies reinforced for optimal monitoring, prediction and warning capabilities to support Europe achieve its goals on road safety.
About iDriving
iDriving is a project funded by the Horizon Europe Programme under the call topic:
“HORIZON-CL5-2023-D6-01-10“
17
Partners
10
Countries
36
Months
07/24 - 06/26
Duration
4,998,733
EU funding
Our Use Cases
i-Driving has three use cases with six distinct scenarios for the comprehensive evaluation of iDriving’s technological capabilities.
Each use case is comprised by two scenarios that share similar objectives and motivations. These scenarios will unfold across six unique pilot sites, each situated in a different country. The countries selected for these trials are Austria, France, Spain, Croatia, Romania, and Greece.
iDriving Use Case #1
Enhanced Logging and User Interaction Monitoring for Improvement of Road Infrastructure
iDriving Use Case #2
Infrastructure Maintenance and Road Monitoring for Hazards
iDriving Use Case #3
Real-Time Incident Prediction, Detection and Response
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News and events
Building Fair and Inclusive AI for Connected Mobility
By Rada Stoilova – Legal Expert in International and Human Rights Law, Law and Internet Foundation As Europe is continuously advancing towards a connected, cooperative, and automated mobility (CCAM), AI has taken a leading role behind enhancing better driving conditions and efficiency in road infrastructure. The iDriving project, funded by Horizon Europe, reflects this evolution by developing an AI-powered system designed to enhance road safety, support proactive road monitoring and maintenance, and improve accessibility
iDriving: Policy Consultations – Survey on Smart Mobility and Road Safety
The iDriving project invites stakeholders across Europe to take part in a new survey on smart mobility and road safety. The consultation collects insights that will feed into evidence-based policy recommendations for the European Union on how to make road transport smarter, safer, and more sustainable. The survey is open until the end of October 2025. Why This Survey Matters The survey focuses on three key objectives: Your input ensures that future EU transport
1st Synergy Workshop – Implementing a holistic, data-driven safe system for all road users – requirements and criteria, challenges and best practices (iDriving//EvoRoads//CAMBER projects)
The main objective of this workshop is to present the first results of the iDriving, EvoRoads and CAMBER projects on requirements for innovative solutions for road safety assessment, defined in co-creation with the Living Labs’ stakeholders, and to gather valuable feedback from related projects, invited to present alongside their approach and progress to date. The workshop will be the opportunity to initiate a clustering of projects working on complementary topics, and to exchange useful
iDriving Showcased at the 16th ITS European Congress in Seville
Netcompany-Intrasoft proudly participated in the 16th ITS European Congress, held from 19 to 21 May 2025 at the FIBES Convention Centre in Seville, Spain. Organised by ERTICO – ITS Europe and hosted by the City of Seville, this flagship event brought together over 3,500 experts from the mobility, technology, and policy sectors to advance Europe’s sustainable transport initiatives. Highlighting Innovation: iDriving at the Forefront At our exhibition booth, Netcompany-Intrasoft showcased several cutting-edge projects, with
iDriving 1st Plenary Meeting: Graz, Austria – 25 & 26 February 2025
The iDriving project, focused on intelligent and digital roadway infrastructure, successfully held its 1st Plenary Meeting in Graz, Austria, on February 25-26, 2025. The meeting brought together representatives from all project partners to evaluate achievements and current progress, as well as to establish upcoming milestones and next steps. The meeting began with a warm welcome on behalf of the mayor, followed by a presentation from the Head of the Division of Traffic Systems of
Road Operators: Share Your Expertise to Advance Road Safety with iDriving
The iDriving project, funded by the European Union, under the Grant Agreement No 101147004, is on a mission to revolutionize road safety and infrastructure management in both urban and rural areas. Through cutting-edge technology—sensors, artificial intelligence, and real-time data sharing—iDriving aims to: Why We’re Reaching Out Your expertise as a road operator is essential to the success of this initiative. We are conducting a questionnaire to better understand your priorities and needs. Your insights
