Transport and energy were selected as national priority areas for action in 2009 by the Italian Ministry for the Environment. Commuting between home and work, especially in industrial areas, generally offers good opportunities for improvements in efficiency in the management of mobility. Inadequate public transport often means that employees in these industrial districts have no choice but to use their own private vehicles to travel to and from work. This private traffic, together with commercial traffic during rush hour, causes serious congestion problems in the access routes to industrial areas. Road traffic also affects air quality, road safety and noise, while increasing carbon dioxide emissions and leading to increased economic and social costs for individuals, businesses and the community. The industrial district of the municipality of Correggio was identified as a suitable location for demonstrating the project’s proposed Integrated Model for Sustainable Management of Mobility in Industrial Districts (I.M.O.S.M.I.D.).