Mobility is undergoing a seismic shift across the world. The growing demand for mobility is compounded by an increasing pressure on the mobility system and disruption from new technologies and changing behaviour. This creates the perfect storm which is fundamentally changing our mobility system as we know it – and this is what we define as the mobility transition.
Our innovative approach
To manage this, we are driving extensive collaboration through a three-pronged approach to future mobility. By bringing together cutting-edge technology with tailored transport strategy and expert implementation, we develop a programmatic approach to enable our clients to optimise their smarter mobility network.
Local authorities and city planners across the globe face the challenge to keep our towns and cities accessible and traffic moving without impacting the environment. Promoting sustainable travel modes such as cycling have a major role in the adoption of an active transport policy.
Our expertise
Royal HaskoningDHV's transport services team operates in many regions across the globe bringing local knowledge and expertise to each project.
Our consultants can provide strategic and technical expertise surrounding all aspects of road and railway transport, public transport, travel behaviour change initiatives, multimodal transport studies and active transport, to stakeholder engagement, funding guidance, appraisal and business case creation and transport modelling.
Proven success
From enabling sustainable city logistics and implementing crowd management solutions, to deploying our traffic optimization solution, Flowtack, to improve accessibility, we have a strong track record in delivering sustainable and innovative mobility solutions to improve the way the world moves. Talk to us to find out how we’re shaping the next generation of mobility, today.
The mobility transition
The transition of our transport networks to a sustainable, safe, reliable and inclusive mobility system requires us to anticipate change and make choices today, which could have a huge impact on our cities of tomorrow.
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Physical and digital infrastructure for optimised ADAS performance
Royal HaskoningDHV was commissioned by the National Traffic Management Board (LVMB) to research the need for action and changes relating to guidelines, infrastructure and cooperation between road authorities, the car industry and other important stakeholders for optimised ADAS performance.
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