In the APT database you will find a large collection of documents on the Amsterdam Practical Trial (APT). With this, as much information as possible from the APT is easily accessible and downloadable for everyone. Sharing APT's ideas, results and experiences helps us to realize Smart Mobility. A future in which cars, navigation equipment, traffic lights and information boards are digitally connected and fully co-operating. More about the database can be found on the Disclaimer page.
Dit rapport bevat de uitkomsten van het haalbaarheidsonderzoek naar de toepassing van de resultaten van Praktijkproef Amsterdam. Onderzocht is welke onderdelen zich voldoende hebben bewezen om bij te dragen aan de bereikbaarheid van de Amsterdamse regio en daarbuiten, evenals welke randvoor- waarden er zijn voor een succesvolle toepassing.
ITS 2021 Hamburg Congress - Presentation Sebe Vogel
Part I and II summarize the findings and
lessons learned in the APT and from the other trials resp.
The trials in Amsterdam provided insights on KPI’s, with focus on performance of the cooperative applications to detect events, and the usability to provide relevant input for speed and lane advice
-Exchanged data from road side is valuable to further develop of the automated vehicle, using RSU as an extra source of information.
-Use cases are technically ready to be implemented: there is standardization, the latency is acceptable and security is in order.
This report presents the ex-post evaluation in which the evaluation results for the MRA are summarised in part 1, and part 2 summarises the lessons learned from other trials that are also relevant for the MRA.
Dit document geeft inzicht in hoe Praktijkproef Amsterdam is aangepakt, de resultaten die zijn geboekt en de lessen die zijn geleerd.
This report presents the ex-post evaluation in which the evaluation results for the MRA are summarised in part 1, and part 2 summarises the lessons learned from other trials that are also relevant for the MRA.
ITS 2021 Hamburg Congress - Presentation Sebe Vogel
Part I and II summarize the findings and
lessons learned in the APT and from the other trials resp.
The trials in Amsterdam provided insights on KPI’s, with focus on performance of the cooperative applications to detect events, and the usability to provide relevant input for speed and lane advice
-Exchanged data from road side is valuable to further develop of the automated vehicle, using RSU as an extra source of information.
-Use cases are technically ready to be implemented: there is standardization, the latency is acceptable and security is in order.