Second meeting public mobility: from concept to reality
Old Warehouse
Soesterweg 310f, 3812 BH Amersfoort
Traffic is not a natural phenomenon that arises by itself. Movement of people and goods is a consequence of economic and social functions, such as retail and wholesale trade, tourism and recreation, socio-cultural facilities, business and commuting. The way a city is laid out (the locations and size of healthcare, education and offices, for example) has a direct impact on traffic in that city. In addition, in recent decades the number of residents in several cities has increased significantly. Much will change in the coming years: inner-city housing and area development will lead to further urbanization. This offers new challenges and opportunities for set goals such as improving or maintaining accessibility, sustainability, safety and livability. It also requires a better understanding of patterns, anomalies and vulnerabilities to make transportation as sustainable and safe as possible.
Do you want to know more? Then please contact Marcel Westerman, theme leader Urban Traffic.
Urban traffic is essential to the livability and sustainability of cities, with urban design and understanding mobility patterns being crucial to successful development.
Within the theme of urban traffic, there are several ongoing projects and programs with which we collaborate and to which we contribute. Together we ensure a safe, accessible and future-proof Netherlands.
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Old Warehouse
Soesterweg 310f, 3812 BH Amersfoort
DMI Centre
Barchman Wuytierslaan 10, Amersfoort
DMI Centre
Barchman Wuytierslaan 10, Amersfoort
DMI Centre
Barchman Wuytierslaan 10, Amersfoort
The Vasim
De Kolk 15, 6541 AV Nijmegen
DMI Centre
Barchman Wuytierslaan 10, Amersfoort
DMI Centre
Barchman Wuytierslaan 10, Amersfoort
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Talking Traffic is a public-private partnership and the forerunner of the urban traffic theme. Within the partnership, applications were developed to provide road users vehicles on the road with continuous up-to-date information. The rollout of intelligent traffic lights also took place within this Partnership.
The VM-IVRA (Traffic Management Information for Route Advice) project creates smart route advice tailored for every motorist. Together with road authorities, service providers and car manufacturers, they are working on digital traffic management.
The National Mobility Data Access Point is the place where governments and market parties can publish, find and use mobility data. This includes data from roads, public transport, parking, waterways, partial mobility and other relevant mobility data. The NTM provides insight into the quality of datasets and collaborates with other agencies to improve quality.
Users of ANWB, Be-Mobile, Hyundai, Inrix, Kia or TomTom may already have experience with it: they receive an alert from un car or app when a vehicle approaches with flashing lights and sirens. The alert indicates the type of vehicle and the direction from which it is approaching. This is part of Safety Priority Services (SPS).