OmniFlow

The OmniFlow pilot aims to deploy and validate a cross-border mobility data space that enables continuous, privacy-compliant traffic intelligence for smart communities. Its core innovation is a virtual traffic sensor service, which allows municipalities to estimate vehicle flows at any location without installing physical infrastructure. By combining aggregated mobile network operator (MNO) data with existing road sensor data, the pilot creates a scalable, cost-effective data layer for transport planning.

Šiauliai and Jelgava, together with surrounding rural communities, currently face fragmented and limited mobility data, constraining evidence‐based transport planning, public transport optimisation, and infrastructure prioritisation. OmniFlow addresses these challenges by providing a continuous, scalable data layer for urban and

regional mobility, supporting more efficient planning, better service design, and improved traffic management across both urban and underserved areas.

OmniFlow is inherently cross-sectoral and multi-level, connecting stakeholders across public, private, and technical domains: local communities (Šiauliai and Jelgava municipalities (primary pilot sites)), public sector stakeholders (municipal administrations, national road authorities (Via Lietuva, Latvijas Valsts Ceļi), national ministries (transport and digitalisation), private sector and technology providers (WeAreDots, Telcofy, Bite Latvia & Bite Lithuania), innovation and research ecosystem (MC Baltics, transport and ITS associations (TIA, ITS Latvia)). This collaboration

enables cross-sector data sharing between telecommunications and transport infrastructure, creating a new category of public digital service.