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A 12 km corridor through Hamburg's inner city
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clm-d195adad18574d4c
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A 12 km corridor through Hamburg's inner city
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more than 50 traffic lights and a bascule bridge broadcast signal timing to vehicles over ITS-G5
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Open since 2018 to any carmaker or research institute
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Volkswagen, Continental, DLR and the EU truck-automation project MODI have used it
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Predates, rather than follows, the 2021 ITS World Congress
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More than 2,000 test drives by around 20 carmakers, technology companies and research institutes
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grown from the nine kilometres planned in 2018 to twelve
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None of those drives was driverless: by Hamburg's own account, whether a vehicle may ever run the route autonomously is still open.
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a driverless run is a legal decision no test track can force
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Hamburg built the connected half from 2018
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adaptive-signal research
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Volkswagen's Level 4 test fleet
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EU truck trials
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the autonomous step the corridor was built to enable stays open
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src-b954731136d232fcCity page: ~12 km route, ITS-G5 road-side units, >2,000 test drives, just under €8m BMDV funding, ~20 partners. States driverless operation remains undecided pending legal clarity.
src-c9d1323fe37beb47Current operator page: more than 50 traffic lights plus a drawbridge, 802.11p/ITS-G5, SPaT/MAP.
src-349360f71530daceIndependent research use: K94 intersection, thermal-imaging detection, cooperative signal control, validated through end of 2021.
src-3f5e6a12479e9bd5City page assigning the TAVF's cooperative infrastructure and the port to the EU truck project MODI; written prospectively — the May 2025 tests are documented by the MODI project's own report and trade press.
src-b4ff4cda987be3aeEU source: €23m EU contribution, project duration 1 Oct 2022 – 31 Mar 2026, Hamburg one of four port-area use cases along the Rotterdam–Oslo corridor.
src-e4d2db52e8aa963aDecember 2018 press release: the fourth of 37 planned signals had just been converted, the roughly nine-kilometre route was to be built over the following two years, ITS mobility (Braunschweig) was commissioned as the track's Geschäftsstelle, funding then stood at €4.8m from the federal transport ministry — and the track was already earmarked as a showcase for the 2021 ITS World Congress.
src-cba1b94a891dc33bApril 2019 press release: Volkswagen Group Research became the track's first prominent user, running five specially equipped e-Golfs with Level 4 automation on a three-kilometre section in real city traffic.
src-81f8f33c46d8a463The truck project's own account of its May 2025 Hamburg tests: cooperative motorway merging developed by Volvo, a city-installed detection system for pedestrians and cyclists at a central intersection, and Time-to-Green functions fed by the city's cooperative signal (SPaT) data.
src-3d97f1be1fe1585dTrade-press confirmation, independent of the consortium's own channels, that the May 2025 Hamburg truck tests took place: automated motorway merging plus urban detection of vulnerable road users and Time-to-Green signal integration, run with Gruber Logistics, DAF Trucks, Volvo Trucks and BASt together with the City of Hamburg.