There are various organisations, projects, and networks that are related to the PRoGR€SS project.

	The thematic network for the PRoGR€SS project is known as CUPID (Co-ordinating Urban Pricing Integrated Demonstrations). CUPID is a consortium of consultancy companies and academic institutions that are responsible for overseeing the evaluation and dissemination of material from EC-funded urban demonstration projects related to road pricing
	EURoPrice is an EC-funded political project network of cities interested in urban pricing policy. The cities have shared experiences of the issues surrounding the implementation of schemes
	The INTERCEPT project aimed to lessen dependency on the private car by encouraging a modal shift to more environmentally friendly forms of transport. The key measures demonstrated included a road user charging trial and internet-based bus journey planner.
	MAESTRO was an EC-funded project that established a common framework and methodology for the selection, design and evaluation of pilot and demonstration projects within the specific research programme on transport, providing the framework to be used for the evaluation of PRoGR€SS
	POLIS is a group of around 60 European cities and regions Networking for New Transport Solutions. Information about their work and membership is available online
	DG TREN, the Directorate General for Transport and Energy, is the section of the Commission that is supporting the project
	CORDIS, the COmmunity Research and Development Information Service, is the home of information relating to the running of current projects and summaries on completed research
	CORDIS - There is a general section to the site, and more specific information relating to the GROWTH programme of the Fifth Framework