ADAC

Mobility is changing, becoming more diverse and developing rapidly. With more and more vehicles, increasing digitalisation and new technologies in ever shorter periods of time, many normal consumers are unsettled or feel left behind. As an everyday helper in mobility, the ADAC wants to support its members in this change, allay fears and arouse curiosity by providing information about new developments and creating trust.

Autonomous and connected driving is still a fiction for many, but modern vehicles can already handle individual driving tasks on their own. And development is progressing rapidly. We are certain that automated driving will make road traffic safer and help to improve the flow of traffic.

Michael Weber, Managing Director of the ADAC

ADAC Lower Saxony/Saxony-Anhalt is the fifth largest of a total of 18 ADAC regional clubs. It covers central and southern Lower Saxony as well as the entire state of Saxony-Anhalt and represents more than 1.4 million members.

The ADAC offers its members round-the-clock help, protection and advice and, as a representative of motorists' interests, campaigns for all issues relating to mobility. It is particularly active in the areas of road traffic, consumer protection, future technologies, road safety and road safety education.

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Participation:

Test Bed Lower Saxony: Innovation laboratory for the mobility of the future

The constantly growing number of vehicles on our roads brings with it a multitude of challenges: traffic jams, accidents and environmental pollution are just some of them. Conventional transport systems are reaching their limits and there is an urgent need for innovative solutions to make mobility more efficient, safer and more environmentally friendly. The solution: the Test Bed Lower Saxony as a pioneer for automated and networked mobility.