Comparing
How does mobility differ from one region to the next?
This comparison complements the local analysis and broadens the perspective on local mobility. It highlights differences and patterns and illustrates how mobility plays out itself in different regions.
This makes it easier to interpret results and identify patterns. It also highlights where strengths lie and what developments are possible under different conditions.
The comparisons are an invittation to discover connections or correlations and ask new questions about one region or another.
What becomes noticeable while comparing
What the analyses can be used for
Gauging the quality and accessibility of daily needs.
Accessibility to key everyday destinations such as supermarkets, schools, or medical facilities can be systematically analyzed and compared across neighborhoods. This makes it clear where daily life can be easily managed—and where travel times are particularly long.
Realistic assessment mobility options
Accessibility can be compared across different modes of transportation. This makes it possible to assess which routes are practical and where certain mobility options are limited.
Establishing a common ground for discussions regarding mobility
The visual representation makes mobility easy to understand and allows for a direct entry into the discussion—even without any background knowledge of urban planning.
Current Analyses and Insights
From local services to leisure activities and social inclusion – mobi.mapr can be used to address a wide range of issues. Here you’ll find the latest posts.
FAQs
Yes, you can use the icons in the left column to include or exclude specific modes of transportation and view different combinations.
At least one mode of transportation must always be selected. Walking is always selected by default and cannot be deselected, as this form of travel is generally possible everywhere and serves as the basis for the calculation.
Please note: When using public transportation, routes are usually combined with walking—for example, to access stops or when transferring.
We currently do not offer individual results reports. If you’d like to delve deeper into the analyses, you can access the underlying data directly. This data is available via the download button at the very bottom of the tool (e.g., as GeoJSON) as well as through the API.
This allows you to create your own analyses or process the data further in GIS software such as QGIS.
If you have specific questions, we’re happy to assist you. Just contact us at mobimapr@bw-im.de
Yes, you can assess accessibility based on specific activities. Clicking on the map will show you how accessible various everyday activities are in a given area. When you select an activity, the individual criteria used in the assessment will be displayed.
The results provide initial insights into possible reasons for the assessment, such as a lack of infrastructure or poor transportation connections.
The “Top Performers” ranking shows the regions with the best results—depending on the selected criteria, such as time or quality.
Which regions appear at the top of the ranking therefore depends on the selected criteria and the currently selected level. You can adjust these settings in the tool at any time.
Comparing reveals differences and patterns.
The next step is to use this information to identify relevant questions and starting points for implementing changes locally.