News in the field of mobility
atene KOM supports HyTrEc2 on their hydrogen journey
The HyTrEc2 partnership in September 2022 in Milton Keynes, UK During this final year of the Interreg North Sea Region (NSR) HyTrEc2 project, atene KOM has been working hard to publish reports and develop learning modules that support HyTrEc2’s main...
Environmentally friendly mobility for senior citizens – GreenSAM presents approaches to the acceptance of sustainable mobility offers from three years of project work
Sustainable mobility must also be considered for older people. The two-day final event of the Interreg BSR project GreenSAM on 08 and 09 September 2021, highlighted participatory planning approaches for senior-friendly green mobility options in Europe and...
Publication of the study on the needs assessment and analysis regarding social acceptance of demand-oriented mobility forms
For a while now, the car has always been the first choice when it comes to designing individual mobility. Due to increasing ecological and economic challenges, however, new concepts are needed – namely those that are multimodal and intermodal, digitally...
Mobility
The mobility of people and goods has changed significantly over the last years. Reasons are changing population structures in rural areas, altered consumer behaviour or new ways of business communication. Digitalisation plays a significant role in this context, on the one hand as driver of specific developments and on the other hand as a platform for solutions of mobility problems. For regional development, it is important to plan traffic infrastructure while considering future developments and to address different needs.
atene KOM makes this its goal. We analyse the current situation and the regional potentials and develop effective mobility offers tailored to the regional conditions, even when it comes to implementing solutions for population groups that have hardly been mobile up to now. A central role here is played by bringing together country- and transport-specific expertise to use target group-specific, innovative offers that fit into the European legal framework. The use of geographic information systems (GIS), which can be used in cooperation projects to analyse spatial data and create scenarios for developing recommendations for action in programme development and crisis management, is helpful.
