The Mobility Impact Analyzer

Sketch, edit, and analyze the impacts of different mobility solutions on your city.

Ready to see the future of mobility?

The Mobility Impact Analyzer (MIA) is now available as a user-friendly, self-service version. Design, experiment, and compare mobility services - no expert knowledge necessary.

  • See results instantly

    Generate your own simulations and analyze valuable data today. MIA is efficient, user-friendly, and no expertise is required to get started.

  • Get deep insights

    The Mobility Impact Analyzer uses open data that can be tailored to your city’s needs. The results are proven and trusted by R&D teams and governments around the world.

  • Make smarter decisions

    Beyond bespoke data analysis, presenter mode lets you take your research to your team for easy implementation. Combine your results with our consulting services to help you interpret your findings.

Mobility Consulting

Our simulation-based consulting services help you unlock the potential of on-demand mobility. Gather actionable insights and start building future-ready solutions for your city.

How to use MIA

1. Design your service area

When creating your service area, you can select layers that are relevant to you, such as population density and points of interest.

2. Test out different scenarios

Experiment with settings such as waiting time, detour ratio, and fleet size to generate multiple mobility scenarios.

3. Analyze your findings

Analyze valuable data and uncover actionable insights. Get a glimpse of what the future of mobility could look like in your city.

Want to learn more?

Our Mobility Consulting team is happy to answer your questions about the Mobility Impact Analyzer, from how to get started to interpreting the data you uncover. Get in touch with us today for more information.

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