Using intelligent transport systems as a road safety audit tool

Abstract

The development of highly automated transport and the implementation of the Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) concept of transport mobility entail changes that are reflected in the labor market in the transport complex. The creation and implementation of complex transport systems involve the expansion of the competencies of specialists involved in the design and operation process. The article presents the world experience of changing the labor market in connection with the automation of work processes, examines the main directions of the professions market in the transport industry and identifies five market areas with which new professions relate. The authors also considered the issues of training new personnel, the need to develop new and update existing educational standards. The issue of teacher training was also touched upon, as this is a necessary condition for the implementation of new educational programs.