MOST reached out for new partnerships and extended Mobility Management to new subject areas and new regions where it was less well known. MOST aimed to deepen the understanding of success and failure factors through better evaluation and showed ways to integrate Mobility Management into general transport policy.

MOST stands for Mobility Management Strategies for the Next Decades. Its pilot projects in 32 European locations implemented Mobility Management strategies both in “traditional” (companies, schools) and new thematic sectors (tourism, events and new sites in their planning stage). This led to improved accessibility and a change in attitudes towards sustainable mobility.

MOST was a research and demonstration project funded by the European Commission, DG Energy and Transport (TREN), under the 5th Framework Programme.

MOST investigated various policy frameworks and implementation strategies, and set up standardised monitoring and evaluation tools. As a result, MOST has deepened its understanding of success and failure factors, and showed ways of integrating Mobility Management into general transport policy.

FGM-AMOR
Astrid Wilhelm

01/05/2003

FGM-AMOR

research

Urban Policy > Transport and infrastructure > Roads and road transport

Traffic management