Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) are essential to achieving the EU's vision of seamless transport for both passengers and freight. The availability of 'open' and high quality transport data will provide substantial improvements in performance of transport networks, operations and services,...

INEA is an Executive Agency established by the European Commission to implement parts of EU funding programmes for transport, energy and telecommunications. The Agency's mission is to provide its stakeholders with expertise and high-level programme management, whilst promoting synergies among...

Since the start of the CEF Programme in 2014, 52 Inland Waterway actions have been granted CEF funding with the aim of reinforcing the contribution of inland waterways and ports to a sustainable European freight transport network, in particular to core network corridors, and in support to the...

Since its launch in 2013, the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) has been a key EU funding instrument to support the development of high performing, sustainable and efficiently interconnected trans-European networks in the areas of transport, energy and telecommunications.

The Rhine-Danube Core Network Corridor is the transport backbone linking Central and South-Eastern Europe. Running from the Strasbourg area and South-West Germany to the Romanian ports of the Black Sea and the Slovak-Ukrainian border (in two distinct branches), it comprises intermediate sections...

As of January 2014, the European Union has a new transport infrastructure policy that connects the continent between East and West, North and South. This policy aims to close the gaps between Member States' transport networks, remove bottlenecks that still hamper the smooth functioning of the...