ADICCT - Assessing and Developing Initiatives of Companies to control and reduce Commuter Traffic
Overview
Background & policy context:
In Belgium, as in many other developed countries, car traffic has steadily increased in recent decades. Volumes of traffic have become too high for the road capacity, especially under specific circumstances such as the weekday peak hours. This congestion problem threatens the economic competitiveness of countries.
Objectives:
The ADICCT project (Assessing and Developing Initiatives of Companies to control and reduce Commuter Traffic) studies the role of Belgian companies in mobility management. Its objective is to improve public and private decision making and guide investments in employer-based commuter transport schemes. To achieve this objective, the project aims to determine which mobility measures and which companies’ characteristics make commuter choice programs successful in reducing (and/or controlling) commuter car traffic.
Methodology:
The project was spread across four years and was split into two phases. The first phase started in February 2007 and ended in January 2009. The second phase ended on July 31 2011. The research was divided into four work packages
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