SIS 3 Building the digital backbone for smarter mobility: National Access Points and integrated travel information

27 April 2026

Special Interest Session, Multimodal mobility system management

Special Interest Session • SIS 3 • 14:00 > 15:00 • SIS 3 Building the digital backbone for smarter mobility: National Access Points and integrated travel information • BEYLERBEYI 1 Special Interest Session
Enhancing the interoperability of mobility data and its underlying data value chains in Europe relies on strong alignment between public entities—such as EU Member States, road authorities, and operators—and the wider stakeholder community, including private and commercial service providers. Harmonised standards and coordinated processes backed by collaboratively developed governance frameworks are essential to ensure interoperability, data quality, and trust across diverse systems and markets. This session will highlight the European development of collaborative governance models, reference architectures, metadata specifications and the newly introduced methodology of community management. These deliverables and tools build towards sustainable public-private-partnerships and how this is applied in initiatives like NAPCORE and TISGRADE with the goal of scaling up the harmonisation of mobility data. The alignment of various national and European projects within mobility data with the goal of identifying synergies will also be discussed. The approach presented supports the creation of toolkits, implementation roadmaps, and governance-backed public–private partnerships aimed at improving mobility data chains. This session will show the feasibility of this approach by zooming in on how these tools and methods are applied to the themes of logistics and alternative fuels and provide session participants with recommendations and best practices. This session will also address how these strategies contribute to the broader European goal of a sustainable transport ecosystem.

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