mobi.mapr evaluates mobility based on the accessibility of everyday activities—starting from each individual location. The analysis is based on small-scale areas (hexagons) that cover the entire territory of Germany.

For each of these hexagons, the system calculates how long it takes people to reach relevant destinations—such as shopping, work, or leisure activities—using various modes of transportation. In addition to pure travel times, the calculation incorporates realistic factors, such as extra time for parking or differences in the quality of routes.

Instead of considering just a single destination, the three closest options are included and weighted. This results in an average travel time for each hexagon.

This is then compared with similar regions. The result is an index that describes local mobility quality and shows how well mobility functions—and how it ranks in comparison.