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Date: June 9th, 2022

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SRTI Ecosystem

The Safety Related Traffic Information (SRTI) Ecosystem was created by the Data Task Force members for the exchange of data and information under the terms and conditions of the Multi Party Agreement and thus creating a trust domain for that exchange. It helps to fullfill the European target to reduce the number of fatal road crash victims and serious injuries by half in 2030.

The mission of the European Data Task Force is to improve road safety by maximizing the reach of safety-related traffic information powered by safety data generated by vehicles and infrastructure.

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