Explore
How accessible are different activities? Who is being serviced well by local mobility options—and, on the other hand, who is not?
Explore the mobility in your region—for different modes and groups of people.
Categorize
What do the findings mean for your region? What questions arise based on the differences?
Assess local mobility—and use the results as a starting point for discussions and further analysis.
Compare
How do mobility conditions differ? Is it the modes of transportation that make the difference—or the local activities available on a daily basis? Compare mobility in your region with that of another.
Why everyday trips and activities are key to assessing mobility.
At the end of every trip is an activity—either we’re meeting friends, heading to do sports, or grocery shopping. How frictionless people are able to get to their daily activities says much more about the quality of mobility than the number of transit stops.
mobi.mapr is therefore human-centered: What do people do in their day to day – and how do they get there?
Mobility is evaluated based on how it is actually experienced: Objective routing data, real time calculations – such as trip time, transfers, or looking for parking – and subjective qualitative dimensions are systematically taken into account.
The outcome is a realistic measure of mobility quality – drawn from people’s everyday lives and translated into an easy-to-understand rating based on the school grading system.
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.
A Common Ground for the Future
Development of Mobility
One Click. No regisitration. Free to use.
mobi.mapr shows how mobility in the day-to-day works. How mobility came to be and how it is constantly changing is not decided based on maps – but rather in concrete decisions:
by communities, government agencies, businesses, and political processes.
Therefore, mobi.mapr offers a general, fact-based foundation – for anyone who wishes to understand and influence mobility: from politicians, to citizens and community inititatives, and/or businesses.
It can be an orientation for discussions, help set priorities or aid in making decisions as locally as needed.
