Deliverable D2.2 provides a comprehensive mid-term overview of the engagement activities carried out with citizens and organisations across eight European countries as part of the Move2CCAM project. These activities form the foundation for co-creating CCAM (Cooperative, Connected, and Automated Mobility) solutions that are inclusive, context-specific, and aligned with stakeholder needs.

Key highlights:

• Over 600 participants have taken part so far, including more than 400 citizens and 200 organisations.

• Activities were conducted both online and face-to-face, involving workshops, co-creation platforms, and structured qualitative exercises.

• Citizens and organisations co-developed:

• 52 CCAM use cases

• 15 prototype business models

• Causal impact diagrams across 8 domains: mobility, safety, health, economy, environment, land use, network efficiency, and equity

• Participants provided valuable insight on deployment timelines, barriers, and regional transport needs, especially in relation to rural and vulnerable populations.

Lessons learned:

• Rural and urban participants proposed different use cases based on local mobility challenges.

• There was greater openness to CCAM than anticipated, with less concern about public acceptance.

• Organisational understanding of CCAM varies widely, underlining the importance of accessible tools and materials.

This deliverable demonstrates that the co-creation process is enabling rich, diverse input from across Europe, ensuring the eventual assessment tools and policy recommendations from Move2CCAM are grounded in real-world needs.