Partner
Partner Metropolitan region Rotterdam The Hague
The Metropolitan region Rotterdam The Hague (MRDH) is the collaboration of 23 municipalities. These municipalities join forces and use their combined knowledge and administrative powers in order to improve the international competitiveness of the region, as well as cooperating with businesses, universities, research institutions and authorities.
We are working in order to make a more appealing region for residents to live, work and recreate, for (international) companies to settle and for tourists to feel welcome. We focus on improving the accessibility and the economic climate for businesses in the region Rotterdam The Hague.
For us the way to achieve this is by focussing on improving the (international) accessibility, economical innovations and the transition to a leading position in durability and attractiveness.
The RADD is a part of the Fieldlab Automated Transport Last Mile (AVLM), a cooperation between authorities, universities, research institutions and businesses within the MRDH. The collaborating parties in Fieldlab AVLM have the ambition to shape the region into an internationally leading research area for automated transportation.
IN THE MEDIA
- THE GREEN VILLAGE: AN INNOVATIVE TESTING GROUND Published in: Cobouw
- THE NETHERLANDS ‘BEST PREPARED’ FOR AUTONOMOUS CARS, CYCLISTS MAKE ARRIVAL DIFFICULT Published in: NOS
- SENSOR USE WITH AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES Published in: De Volkskrant
- COMEDIAN PIETER JOUKE SEES POSSIBILITIES Published in: delft.nl
- RIJKSOVERHEID.NL: SPEECH BY MINISTER SCHULTZ VAN HAEGEN AT THE OPENING OF THE SMART MOBILITY RESEARCH LAB Published in: Rijksoverheid.nl
NEWS
- VR and Field Study to analyse interaction between pedestrians and autonomous vehicles Published on: Friday 22 February 2019
- Folluw up research car sickness Published on: Wednesday 19 December 2018
- Wanted: Research Opportunity at RADD Published on: Wednesday 07 February 2018
- Bikesim Published on: Monday 23 October 2017
- Opening of Researchlab Automated Driving Delft Published on: Saturday 24 June 2017