Mobility model

Purpose and goal:

The purpose is to further develop the method that was presented and tested in step 1. Step 2 aims to clarify which mobility solutions that effectively create a lasting change of behavior towards more sustainable travel choices. The hypothesis is that better evaluation of mobility solutions leads to better customized and adapted solutions.

The method will be generalizable and able to apply in larger and smaller cities. The aim is to obtain knowledge about the effects of mobility solutions in new housing developments as quantifiable conclusions or percentages. Expected results and effects:

Impact assessment of mobility solutions is necessary to understand how the solutions affect car ownership and travel habits. The method is expected to provide better data for adapting measures so that resources are invested in measures that have the greatest potential to contribute to increased sustainable travel. A reduction in car ownership is expected to contribute to an increase in the demand for car clubs, which can lead to fewer trips with private cars.

Furthermore, a spread of results and knowledge about the effects of mobility solutions on car ownership is expected. Approach and implementation:

The method is based on data collection from selected properties and surveys about the use and interest in mobility solutions. Collaboration with real estate developers makes the data collection possible. The survey can be conducted as a combination of postal and online survey.

A quantitative analysis method will be applied to analyze the data and responses of the survey. The method will be analyzed to create an understanding of its potential for improvement. A car club will be implemented to enable comparison about travel habits and car ownership before and after implementation.