The FeRRM will demonstrate the results and outcomes of recent significant road research projects and their benefits for society and the environment. Sessions will be structured around the key topical themes of Resources, Recycling and Alternative Materials (on the first day) and Implementation (on the second day) focusing on Resilience, Mobility and Environment, Sustainable infrastructure, Knowledge transfer as dissemination and FEHRL's flagship programme, the Forever Open Road. The Mobility Department's Transportation Infrastructure Technologies Business Unit will participate in FeRRM 2011.
FEHRL was formed in 1989 as the Forum of European National Highway Research Laboratories, and is governed by the Directors of each of the national institutes. It provides a coordinated structure for the interests of over thirty national research and technical centres from Europe, together with associated institutes from around the world. FEHRL is engaged in road engineering research topics including safety, materials, environmental issues, telematics and economic evaluation. The AIT Austrian Institute of Technology is member of FEHRL.
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