
Mobility plan
Understand how your organisation travels, compare the alternatives, and test your measures before rolling them out.
The situation
Mobility plans are often decided without a real picture of the journeys involved. Incentives, facilities and subsidies get put in place without knowing what changes, or for whom.
What you get
Enough to decide, and then to convince.
- A map of how your staff or your flows actually travel
- Sustainable alternatives compared journey by journey
- An interactive dashboard to test your incentives live
- Answers to your location questions: where to meet, where to set up, how to serve an area
How we go about it
From shared objectives to tested scenarios.
- 1
Your objectives
We work out together what you are trying to achieve, and the criteria you will judge the result on.
- 2
The current picture
We show travel patterns as they are today, on intuitive maps and dashboards.
- 3
Alternatives and their effects
We compare the options and test the likely effects of the incentives you are considering, live.
A worked example
A field case, with real journeys.
Two sites, 300 staff, and the carpooling question
- The starting point
- A company split between Lausanne and Yverdon has to deliver its employer mobility plan. It pays for parking spaces at both sites without knowing who could do without one, and talks about carpooling without being able to say who to offer it to.
- What the map shows
- The areas actually reachable by car from each site, computed on the road network: 84 km² within fifteen minutes of Lausanne, 190 km² around Yverdon, and 780 and 1,010 km² respectively within thirty. Where the two areas overlap live the staff whose journeys cross. The proposed carpool points sit there, at Cossonay, La Sarraz and Échallens: existing car parks, upstream of the usual congestion into the conurbations.
- What it lets you decide
- Who has a genuine alternative to the car and who does not, where to place the meeting points, how many parking spaces become unnecessary, and which venue minimises everyone's kilometres.

Let's talk about your mobility plan
One conversation is enough to see what mapping can bring to your approach. We answer directly, with no form to fill in.