The Netherlands is undergoing a major transition in its mobility system. Over the next decade, mobility must become not only fully sustainable but also quieter, safer, and smarter. This will not happen automatically. Urban accessibility is under increasing pressure as the number of homes, residents, and visitors continues to grow. Mobility, along with other functions, is competing for limited space in the built environment.
The mobility transition connects the worlds of mobility, space, and energy, demanding a vision that remains flexible, a holistic approach, and collaboration among numerous stakeholders. In the coming years, it will also be crucial to clarify roles and responsibilities within the future mobility system. We can support you throughout this process.
We understand perhaps better than anyone how the mobility system currently operates and how it is evolving. Our guidance can help you set a clear course, create structure in a complex context, and coordinate cooperation among stakeholders. We provide inspiration by drawing lessons from other sectors, such as chain management and public-private partnerships, and apply them to the mobility sector.
