Sürdürülebilir Kentsel Hareketlilik Planı Hazırlanması Projesi
This project is co-funded by the European Union, the Republic of Turkey and the World Bank.
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Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan Preparation Project > GOOD PRACTICE EXAMPLE > Malmö, Sweden: Comprehensive approach including manual, mechanical, survey and app-based data collection
October 21, 2021 GOOD PRACTICE EXAMPLE

Malmö, Sweden: Comprehensive approach including manual, mechanical, survey and app-based data collection

The City of Malmö uses a mix of methods to collect data on the mobility situation as well as noise and air pollution. This includes manual and mechanical traffic counts twice a year, as well as travel surveys to measure changes and influencing factors of travel habits every five years. Next to the traditional way, the last survey was set up to be used in an online application for mobile phones. The key success factor is to connect the collected data to the traffic model and the followup of infrastructural investments in the city. This supports the decision makers in their actions for the development of the city

Referance: https://www.eltis.org/sites/default/files/sump_guidelines_2019_interactive_document_1.pdf  /Page: 77

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