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Transformative mobility experiments

What did we do?

With the help of experiments and real-world laboratories, we have developed sustainable mobility solutions and promoted the mobility transition in urban areas. Our studies show how mobility experiments contribute to resilience in times of crisis. Together with citizens, we developed visions for the future and devised strategies for corporate mobility management. Through participatory formats - such as surveys and workshops - and close cooperation with research, city administrations and companies, we generated practical findings and concrete recommendations for sustainable mobility strategies.

How did we do it?

We took a multidisciplinary approach and used experiments and real-world laboratories as key tools. With the help of participatory methods - such as citizen surveys, focus groups and future workshops - we developed alternative mobility scenarios. In close cooperation with companies and municipal administrations, we realized innovation processes in mini-experiments and developed a system architecture for sustainable mobility solutions.

Why did we do it?

Our aim was to promote sustainable mobility experiments, develop resilient and socially just solutions and drive forward the mobility transition in cities. To achieve this, we focused on experiments, citizen participation and close cooperation with companies and administrations.

Who made it?

Partners from science, business and the public sector brought their different perspectives together in an inter- and transdisciplinary research consortium.

Dr. Alexander Wentland

Dr. Bernhard Kalkbrenner

Dr. Michael Mögele

Dr. Franziska Meinherz

Patrick Diel

Prof. Dr. Sebastian Pfotenhauer

Benjamin Koller

Sebastian Wagner

Johannes Horvath

Manuel Jung

Andreas Schuster

Dr. Stefanie Ruf

Daniel Zwangsleitner

Jana Heese

Prof. Dr.sc. Benedikt Boucsein

Dr. Ulrich Scholl

Simone Aumann

Dr. Rüdiger Eichin

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Imagine something: There is more space for people. The streets have more trees and plants. Everyone can get around bettermove. Your city couldpart of Schwabing-West in the future. How would you like your citytake part? We want to talk to you about it! 

The project is called MOSAIQ.MOSAIQ is a research∙project. MOSAIQ means: mobility and urban climate in the city of the future.participate. The Technical University of Munich is leading the project. 

What is MOSAIQ about? 
MOSAIQ wants to improve the streets inpart more beautiful. People should feel comfortable there. There should be more space. For example, for meetings, for everyone, for plants and for a good atmosphere. You can help withdecide what to do in the citypart is tried out. The ideas come from you. Some ideas are tried out on the streets for a certain period of time.  
The aim of MOSAIQ is: The cityparts should become good places to live. 
At the same time, the climate in the city should improve. And people should be able to move around the city easily. 

What is happening in the district? 

  • In the year 2025: 
    The people in the citycan participate. They can express their ideas. There are discussions, surveys and meetings. Researchers also begin their work. 
  • In the year 2026: 
    Some ideas are tried out. 
    They are moved around the streets for a certain period of time. 
  • In the year 2027: 
    The results are evaluated. 
    Consideration is being given to howcan go.