Globalvia joins PROSAFE-TWIN consortium to develop AI-based road hazard prediction

PUBT · 1d ago
Globalvia joins PROSAFE-TWIN consortium to develop AI-based road hazard prediction
  • Globalvia has joined PROSAFE-TWIN, a 17-organization consortium developing AI-based systems to predict road hazards before accidents occur.
  • Backed by nearly EUR 5 million from Horizon Europe, the project is coordinated by the Basque Mobility and Logistics Cluster.
  • The 42-month project runs through March 2030, with pilot demonstrations scheduled to begin in 2028.
  • Portugal's pilot covers 4.2 kilometers of Globalvia's A4 Trasmontana motorway, including the 2.8-kilometer Corgo viaduct.
  • The Portuguese trial targets high-risk stretches and near-misses in adverse weather and congestion, aiming to speed incident response.


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