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Multi Modal Travel Information

PROJECTS
Funding
Netherlands
Netherlands Flag
Duration
-
Status
Complete with results
Geo-spatial type
Urban
STRIA Roadmaps
Network and traffic management systems (NTM)
Smart mobility and services (SMO)
Transport policies
Decarbonisation,
Societal/Economic issues,
Digitalisation

Overview

Background & Policy context

Asphalt and rail track will only be better utilised when travellers can make well informed choices both before and during their journey. A few public transport planners already exist but they are not real-time and their development has been stagnant for some time. 

Objectives

The MMRI (multimodal travel information) project is changing this: better, real-time travel planners are in the making. 

Methodology

These are the main tasks of the project:

  • Inventory of available data sources.
  • Harmonisation of data (coordinates used, identifications, etc.).
  • Stimulating the acquisition and distribution of P+R information.
  • Informing service providers about the available multimedia source information. Encouraging service development.
  • Monitoring service development and use.

Results

Five private consortia have a central role in developing these planners. They collaborated for a year and in October 2013 delivered five dynamic public transport planners that monitor the entire journey and automatically adjust the travel information in the event of a disruption. This was the first major milestone within the MMRI partnership. These planners are now being used within the Optimising Use (better utilisation) regions and beyond.

Partners

Lead Organisation
EU Contribution
€0
Partner Organisations
EU Contribution
€0

Technologies

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