CEF-T-2023-SAFEMOBCOEN-ROADSAFETY-WORKS

Road safety: studies, works or mixed

Status
open for submission
Programme
Connecting Europe Facility (CEF)
Action type
CEF Infrastructure Projects
Opens
26 Sep 2023
Deadline
30 Jan 2024
Fetched
1 Jul 2026, 09:10 UTC
Plain-language summary

Funding for road safety projects including studies, works, or mixed activities under CEF-T-2023-SAFEMOBCOEN.

This call supports projects aimed at improving road safety. It funds studies, physical works, or a combination of both. The goal is to enhance safety on roads through infrastructure projects.

Likely relevant for

  • Road safety infrastructure projects
  • Transport authorities
  • Civil engineering firms
  • Consultants in road safety
  • Public bodies managing road networks

Project signals

Focus on road safety improvementsInvolvement of physical works or studiesAlignment with CEF infrastructure objectives

What it funds

  • Studies related to road safety
  • Physical works to improve road safety
  • Mixed projects combining studies and works

Expected outcomes

  • Improved road safety conditions
  • Enhanced infrastructure safety standards
  • Reduced road accidents and fatalities

Who can apply / participate

  • Public authorities
  • Transport infrastructure managers
  • Private companies with relevant expertise
  • Consortia of above entities
  • Check if consortium required or allowed
  • Projects within eligible EU countries under CEF
  • Applicants must meet CEF infrastructure project eligibility
  • Exact applicant eligibility details
  • Consortium composition rules

Must check before shortlisting

  • Specific eligibility criteria for applicants
  • Budget and funding rates
  • Consortium requirements if any

Money

Budget details not stated in source; check official call documents for funding amounts and rates.

Application notes

  • Single-stage submission model.

Derived from official EU Funding portal source · updated 2 Jul 2026, 08:07 UTC. Use this as a shortlisting aid; the official call text remains authoritative.

Official source text

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