About GECKO
The overall goal of GECKO is to support authorities in developing the most appropriate regulatory framework and governance model, through guidance, recommendations and case studies, for the transition to a new mobility era of cooperative, inclusive, competitive, sustainable and interconnected mobility across all modes, through evidence-based research.
Welcome to the first issue of the GECKO newsletter!
Learn about the GECKO project, its objectives, and the work done so far by the consortium.
NOESIS: Generating value through Big Data in Transport
The NOESIS project aims to provide a robust methodological framework (Decision Support Tool) and data-driven evidence to enable the deployment of a Big Data in…
GECKO market analysis on new mobility services and technologies
With a screening of new mobility services and technologies, the GECKO project has assessed the current status of the marketplace for a series of specific case…
First face-to-face meeting of GECKO stakeholders in London
The first GECKO Stakeholder Workshop took place in London on 24 and 25 October.
GECKO at 2019 CIVITAS Forum and Shared Mobility Rocks
Some takeaways from two sessions at the CIVITAS Forum and at Shared Mobility Rocks on New Mobility Services and MaaS
MOMENTUM: a project on "Modelling Emerging Transport Solutions for Urban Mobility"
Disruptive technologies and emerging mobility solutions are bringing radical changes to urban mobility. Cities need new tools and methods to capture the impact…
GECKO reviews new mobility services & technologies
GECKO has grouped new mobility services and technologies into four categories:connected, cooperative and automated mobility; infrastructure, network and traffic…
How do authorities in Europe face disruptive technologies?
Users travel with one payment via a simple app through half of Europe, while others are being driven by their autonomous car or shot with 1000km/h through a…
Stakeholders are key to the GECKO Project
A diversified range of stakeholders from the public and private sector have expressed interest in participating to the GECKO Stakeholder Group. Over the next…
The European Commission launched the Connected Cooperative and Automated Mobility Platform
The inaugural meeting of the European Commission’s Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM) platform was held on 25 and 26 June 2019 in Brussels.
The role of the public sector in governing MaaS
The metropolitan transport authority association EMTA has published a paper on the governance of MaaS "A perspective on MaaS from Europe‘s Transport…
Ghent launches the Replicator City Programme for TMaaS
Cities without an established traffic control/mobility management centre may be interested in TMaaS, developed by the Belgian city of Ghent. The essence of…
GECKO Project is Looking for New Mobility Stakeholders
Will Mobility as a Service (MaaS) replace public transport? If not, what will the relationship be between them? What role should autonomous vehicles play in our…
GECKO project: turning mobility disruptions into opportunities
The new EU-funded project called GECKO kicked off on 10 December in Brussels. The project investigates the regulatory and governance aspects of new disruptive…
