Study and assess the feasibility of establishing common specifications aiming at ensuring the operational use of road markings and road signs, with a view to fostering the effective readability and detectability of road markings and road signs for human drivers and automated driver assistance systems....
Opening Remarks by Executive Vice-President Frans Timmermans at the Press Conference on a Green and Just Recovery After yesterday's presentation of the package, we know what the dimensions are of the problem we need to face. We know what the dimensions will be of the response...
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CLEPA is regularly organising webinars for its members as part of the Covid-19 information for its members, in collaboration with expert partners, including the major management consultancy firms, covering different aspects of the impact for the sector, from effect on the value chain to new...
On 19 February, the European Commission adopted a White Paper on Artificial Intelligence, which sets out options for a regulatory framework, expected towards the beginning of 2021. The Commission considers imposing mandatory requirements for AI applications that would be considered “high-risk,” and proposes to review...
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CLEPA held its first ever online General Assembly on June 4, welcoming more than 120 participants, representing more than 80 corporate members, 13 national associations and 5 associate members. It was the first assembly for CLEPA President Thorsten Muschal, who highlighted the commitment to reinforcing...
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Saving jobs while reducing emissions Brussels, 26th of May 2020. - For many decades, the European automotive sector has been one of the key pillars of the economic and social welfare of Europe. Indirectly, the sector provides employment to 13,8 million workers. The European assembly plants still...
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