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SUMMARY:New vehicle safety features from 2022 and successful implementation of turn assist systems
DESCRIPTION:Web conferencing kindly hosted by CITA supported by the German Presidency of the Council of EU \n\nREGISTER HERE\n\n\nABSTRACT: \nIn the Communication “On the road to automated mobility: An EU strategy for mobility of the future”  the European Commission lays down its vision on Connected\, Cooperative and Automated Mobility. \nThe vision for the next 10 years is to make Europe a world leader in the development and deployment of connected and automated mobility services and systems\, making a step-change in Europe’s mobility system in bringing down the number of road fatalities towards zero. Thanks to the technical advances made in highly developed vehicle safety systems (sensing technology\, cameras\, radar and laser technology referred to as lidar)\, new chances will be opened up to further reduce the number of persons killed and injured. Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and automated vehicle technologies currently under development\, promise to either assist the driving task or to altogether take human drivers out of the loop\, thus reducing or eliminating accidents due to human error. \nWith the new General Safety Regulation the European Commission consistently decided that a number of such new technologies and safety measures in new vehicles will become mandatory in all member states on 6 July 2022. At the moment\, the necessary detailed technical requirements\, type approval processes and provisions for a continuous vehicle safety inspection for individual safety measures are being developed at EU and UNECE levels; some of them are already in force. \nThe Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure has strongly supported at the EU for the Regulation to be applied\, too. From the German Ministry perspective\, making turn assist systems mandatory will contribute considerably to reducing the number of fatal accidents involving vulnerable road users – in particular cyclists and pedestrians. \nUnder the headline “New vehicle safety features from 2022 and successful implementation of turn assist systems” following theses and questions will be discussed with representatives from the German Government\, the European Parliament and the European Commission: \n\nADAS is not just one technology\, rather an umbrella term for an entire electronic ecosystem encompassed within a vehicle\, equipped with a human-machine interface (HMI)\, which can help provide adequate assistance during the driving process.\nWhat about the feasibility\, costs and benefits of retrofitting ADAS in vehicle fleets?\nAnalysis shows that some ADAS features have reduced accident frequency\, but the benefit is partially offset by wear and tear\, breakdowns\, tampering and the expense of repairing vehicles with ADAS technology after an accident.\nHow can we guarantee the functionality of advanced driver assistance systems in vehicles along the lifecycle to maintain their effect on safe & secure road transport?\n\n 
URL:https://citainsp.org/event/cita-webinar-supported-by-the-german-presidency-of-the-council-of-eu/
ORGANIZER;CN="CITA | The International Motor Vehicle Inspection Committee":MAILTO:secretariat@citainsp.org
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SUMMARY:Webinar:  “On Board Monitoring – Fuel Consumption” (Only CITA Members)
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE (only for CITA Members)\n\nRegulations (EU) 2019/631 and (EC) No 443/2009 set the European framework to monitor the real fuel consumption of road vehicles. The Directive 2014/45/EU defines that vehicle inspection sites have a device to connect to the electronic vehicle interface and communicate data electronically to authorities. Altogether\, that makes the European vehicle inspection network and excellent and efficient solution to retrieving actual fuel consumption data. \nThe target of this webinar is to get an insight into how vehicle inspection sites can register fuel consumption data and the additional benefits of registering those data during the periodical inspection of vehicles. \nOnly registered CITA Members will receive instructions on how to connect at the event.
URL:https://citainsp.org/event/webinar-on-board-monitoring-fuel-consumption/
ORGANIZER;CN="CITA | The International Motor Vehicle Inspection Committee":MAILTO:secretariat@citainsp.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201118
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SUMMARY:CITA RAG NORTH AMERICA web-conference (Only for CITA Members)
DESCRIPTION:Registration will open shortly.
URL:https://citainsp.org/event/cita-rag-north-america-web-conference/
ORGANIZER;CN="CITA | The International Motor Vehicle Inspection Committee":MAILTO:secretariat@citainsp.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201125
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201126
DTSTAMP:20201112T082253Z
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SUMMARY:CITA RAG AFRICA web-conference
DESCRIPTION:Due to the rebounding of COVID-19 outbreak\, the next RAG Africa Conference will take place in virtual mode via Zoom platform.\n\nThe event is scheduled for Wednesday\, the 25th November 2020.\nWe will discuss the new CITA Strategy\, officially announced during the last RAGE E meeting\, and the future PTI improvements in the continent. More details will be published shortly on the CITA website.\n\nREGISTER HERE\n\nOnly registered participants will receive instructions on how to connect at the event.
URL:https://citainsp.org/event/cita-rag-africa-web-conference/
ORGANIZER;CN="CITA | The International Motor Vehicle Inspection Committee":MAILTO:secretariat@citainsp.org
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201130T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201130T100000
DTSTAMP:20201109T092627Z
CREATED:20201002T090258Z
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SUMMARY:CITA RAG ASIA/AUSTRALASIA web-conference (Only for CITA Members)
DESCRIPTION:Due to the rebounding of COVID-19 outbreak\, the next CITA RAG Asia / Australasia Conference will take place in virtual mode via Zoom platform.\n\nThe event is scheduled for Monday\, the 30th November 2020\, starting at 8:00 am (Brussels Time).\nThe conference’s theme is: “Safety for ADAS systems and PTI development for Asian countries“. We will also discuss the new CITA Strategy\, officially announced during the last RAGE Europe meeting. \n\nREGISTER HERE\n\nOnly registered members will receive instructions on how to connect at the event.
URL:https://citainsp.org/event/cita-rag-asia-australasia-web-conference/
ORGANIZER;CN="CITA | The International Motor Vehicle Inspection Committee":MAILTO:secretariat@citainsp.org
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