Description

Accessibility in a densely populated and built-up country like the Netherlands can no longer be taken for granted. Of all Europeans, the Dutch on average spend the longest time in traffic jams. A decline in passenger mobility is not yet in sight, so the problem will only increase. The latest trends and mobile technologies create new opportunities within mobility management that could be the solution.

A system that is self-regulating, presents choices and consequences and increases users' freedom is what the youngest generations want. No government forcing its opinion, but leaving the decision with the user. All this by providing the latest available information about the traffic network and personal travel behaviour of the person himself and of acquaintances. All this in a personal message via, for example, a smartphone.

The 'Movement in Mobility' symposium will address the changes taking place within mobility management and the change from a centrally to a decentrally controlled system. This will be done through lectures, a discussion and workshops

08:45 Reception with coffee and tea
09:15 Opening by the chairman of the organising committee
09:25 Introduction by the chairman of the day (Prof.dr.ir. Martin van Maarseveen)
09:40 Lecture Taskforce Mobility Management (Lars Lutje Schipholt)
10:10 Lecture Rabobank Netherlands (Pieter Noorman)
10:40 Break
11:10 Lecture Goudappel Coffeng / Tiem (dr. Marc Stemerding & ir. Annet Dijk-Schepman)
11:40 Lecture Municipality of Enschede (Marcel Meeuwissen)
12:10 PM Forum discussion
12:30 Lunch
13:50 PM First workshop round
15:05 PM Second workshop round
16:20 PM Third workshop round
17:30 PM Closure of the day
17:45 PM Networking drinks

Location

University of Twente, Building de Horst,

Drienerlolaan 5, Enschede

Organiser

Construction and Hydraulic Engineering

Traffic and Transport

Study association ConcepT

Name and contact details for information

More information from Oskar Eikenbroek; 0655525019 or via the e-mail address below. For registration, visit the symposium website.

o.a.l.eikenbroek@beweginginmobiliteit.nl

symposium website

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