Government Ministries
Ministry of Construction and Investment
Ministry of Technology and Industry
Host Region
The Municipality of Budapest
State Bodies
Hungarian Public Roads
HungaroControl Pte. Ltd. Co.
National Toll Payment Service Plc.
Research
Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Faculty of Transportation Engineering and Vehicle Engineering
Institute for Transport Sciences Non Profit Ltd. (KTI)
Széchenyi István University, Department of Transport Infrastructure and Water Resources Engineering
Local Transport Bodies
Budapest Közút Zrt.
Budapest Transport Co. Ltd.
BKK Budapesti Közlekedési Központ
Industry Bodies
Automotive Proving Ground Zala Ltd. (ZalaZONE)
Budapest Airport
ITS Hungary Association
Mobility Platform
The Consortium is supported by a large number of governmental, state, industrial, and research organizations. Among these organisations, all modes of transport as well as different levels of governance are represented. All Consortium Members take responsibility for the success of the event and are equipped with the professional expertise to contribute to the thorough preparation as well as staging the Transport Research Arena in 2026.
The global transformation of the automotive industry is in progress, consequently highly automated and connected vehicles, electronic vehicles, intelligent systems will be the core elements of tomorrow’s transport sector. The technologies of the automotive, the information and the communication industries will play a significant role in future mobility, causing fundamental economic and social changes. Vehicle production is also an essential sector in Hungary, accounting for nearly 20 percent of the country’s GDP, employing some 150,000 people.
In order to support the above-mentioned processes, together with the objectives of the transport policy, the Mobility Platform has come to live, at the initiative of the Hungarian Government, under the direction of the Institute for Transport Sciences (KTI). As a professional-scientific forum the task of the platform is to synchronize the work of the different actors (governmental bodies, industry, universities and education, research and development) in the field of tomorrow’s mobility. The Mobility Platform is a professional cooperation, in regard to connected, automated and electronic vehicles; moreover, in the area of the different dimensions of social, economic, educational and legal connections of the intelligent transport systems, with the primary objective of continuously enhancing transport security and ensuring sustainable development.”