From policy to action: mobility planning connects everyone together

Mobility as a lever for quality of life

Our expertise goes beyond infrastructure design. We connect mobility policy to spatial quality and health. This ensures that apart from tackling noise and air pollution, we also encourage exercise and create more green space. The result? A sustainable environment that contributes to the mental and physical well-being of everyone.

Activating mobility and parking policy

We translate mobility policy into concrete actions on the ground, working jointly with city and municipal councils, and businesses. We develop parking visions, circulation plans, and mobility studies that do not remain unused. Examples are new bicycle and pedestrian crossings or a future-oriented parking policy that responds to smart densification and modal shift in urban areas.

Safe and easy, whether on foot or by bike

You want your environment to be pleasant for pedestrians and cyclists. That is why we strongly focus on pedestrian-friendly networks, with a focus on accessibility and road safety. We screen key thoroughfares, address conflict situations, and improve the quality of public spaces for all ages. We also take the lead in cycling networks. We help you set priorities, develop investment agendas with room for quick wins, and help build sustainable infrastructure that reinforces the appeal of cycling.

Smart urban logistics and business relocation

Do you want to work towards sustainable mobility at and around your business site? We support you with customised advice. Sweco has received multiple awards for its mobility policy and actively collaborates with you on solutions that encourage sustainable behaviour: within your organisation, as well as in collaboration with surrounding businesses. Examples are shared mobility services, improved bicycle facilities, or optimising commuting. We also offer concrete solutions in the field of logistics: from freight networks that relieve congestion in residential areas to emission-free urban distribution and transport via inland waterways.

Participation and mobility impact assessment

Sustainable mobility starts with collaboration. That is why we have a strong focus on participation: we listen to your needs, involve residents, businesses, and policymakers, and work together on solutions that truly work. A key tool in this regard is the Mobility Impact Report (MOBER), mobility assessment, or other policy evaluations. These allow us to clearly map the impact of new developments or policy choices on mobility.

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