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Name

Responsible Partner

TU Wien - MOVE

Case Study Editor(s)

Aaron James NicholsAnna GrigolonAura ReggianiChristoph KirchbergerChristoph TestDavid DuranFernanda NavarroGeorg TannenJelten BaguetJesse PappersJoelean HallJulia HanselKarla MünzelKarst GeursKatharina LeebKayra GülerKelt GarritsenKonstantinos GkiotsalitisLinda DörrzapfLluis MartinezLukas KnottMarco FerroMarion RinkeRebecca RossettiRoberto PatuelliRoman KlementschitzRoxani GkavraThijs KroepTobias HaiderYusak SusiloUser:Lukas KnottUser:Roman KlementschitzUser:Christoph KirchbergerUser:Admin

Focus

Designing a citywide mobility hub network through co-creation processes. This Living Lab provides a unique flexibility in (re-)designing user-centric mobility hubs and provides room to experiment on the design level of SmartHubs.

Goal

To find the most optimal design of mobility hubs, across different socio-demographic, geographical locations, and service provisions, from mobility, governance, economic, equity, and sustainability point of views, for both freight and passenger mobility.

Method

#Revealed behavioural change will be observed in the focus area Seestadt Aspern upon certain new service features deployments. #Wider and more comprehensive system level impacts will be measured and benchmarked against different locations, characteristics, and market profiles of mobility hubs.

Country Responsibilities

AustriaCzech RepublicHungarySwedenNorwaySwitzerlandSloveniaCroatiaRomaniaBulgaria

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