Tenders Are Invited For Research And Development Services And Related Consultancy Services – Mobility In Germany 2028

Research And Development Services And Related Consultancy Services – Mobility In Germany 2028. “Mobility In Germany 2028” Transport Policy And Transport Planning Need Reliable, Current And Spatially Differentiated Information On The Choice And Use Of Means Of Transport In Order To Be Able To Develop Targeted Infrastructure Investments And Political Measures. Official Statistics Only Provide A Rudimentary Record Of The Mobility Of Private Households And Commercial Traffic With Smaller Trucks And Cars. The Federal Highway Research Institute (Bast), As A Subordinate Authority Of The Federal Ministry Of Transport (Bmv), Is Therefore Dependent On Its Own Surveys For Its Tasks. Previous Surveys From The Mobility In Germany (Mid) Study (2002, 2008, 2017, 2023) Need To Be Updated To Reflect New Developments. The Bast Intends To Conduct A Nationwide Representative Survey Of At Least 35,000 Private Households And 70,000 People In The Calendar Year 2028. Mobility Behavior, Use Of Means Of Transport, Routes And Purposes Are Recorded. The Survey Builds On Proven Methods From Previous Studies, But Integrates Innovative Approaches Such As Smartphone Tracking And Improves The Inclusion Of Underrepresented Groups. Regional In-Depth Sampling Allows For Up To 175,000 Households. The Mid 2028 Provides Current Mobility Indicators For The Federal And State Governments As Well As Socio-Economic And Regional Mobility Patterns. It Supports The Needs Plan Review Of The Modes Of Transport (Rail, Road, Waterway), The Further Development Of The Climate Protection Program And The Planning Of Sustainable Infrastructure. The Database Enables Evidence-Based Transport Policy Decisions, Promotes Scientific Research And Is Available To Third Parties (Local Authorities, Transport Companies) For Regional In-Depth Sampling. Through Further Methodological Developments, It Improves The Quality Of Mobility Research In Germany In The Long Term.