Employees and students are invited to participate in the survey. It is part of a broad discussion process between the various stakeholders and is intended to provide the university and the companies of the Technology Park with current data on mobility behavior and to explore perspectives and needs for sustainable mobility.
The environmental protection management of the University of Bremen sees personal mobility behavior as an important component in the climate protection campaign that has been running for a year.
The campaign is aimed at the university's 3,500 employees and its 20,000 students. Additionally, there are more than 13,500 employees of the Technology Park with its 550 high-tech companies
This will enable a comprehensive consideration of the location, which is recommended from the perspective of transportation policy and planning. After all, a sustainable climate and energy policy also includes investments in a modified transportation infrastructure, especially with regard to strengthening public transportation and creating more attractive offers for cyclists.
The environmental management team hopes that the survey will provide information on the extent to which individual mobility is influenced by external conditions. For example, whether there are enough parking spaces, whether the public transportation system is attractive, and how cyclists rate the local situation.
The survey will be rounded off with an anonymized residential location analysis based on postal codes and a survey of the parking situation at the University of Bremen.
More information:
Survey: https://ww3.unipark.de/uc/Team03/7ec9/
https://www.uni-bremen.de/en/umweltmanagement
Contact:
Dr. Doris Sövegjarto-Wigbers
Environment and Climate Protection Management
University of Bremen
Phone: +49 421 218-63376
Email: soeveprotect me ?!uni-bremenprotect me ?!.de
