Projects

To improve mobility in rural areas, the provinces of Groningen, Drenthe, and Friesland are collaborating on the Deel'N project. This project aims to develop sustainable and accessible shared mobility solutions that meet the needs of residents and reduce the negative impact of car usage. Deel'N strives to raise awareness and create social and economic opportunities for shared mobility. The ultimate goal is to enhance overall well-being and the accessibility of shared mobility in rural areas.

Mobility as a Service (MaaS) responds to the changing mobility needs and offers travelers the opportunity to plan, book and pay for a tailor-made trip via a single app. Seven MaaS pilots are running in the Netherlands at the initiative of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management. Each of the seven pilots has a different focus on a policy goal, region or target group. Two pilots are being carried out by Arriva.

Shared mobility is increasingly taking off in cities: supply and demand are growing. There is little supply outside the cities, while car dependence is very high. Shared mobility can be a good addition to the current mobility system and can thus reduce car ownership. The main question in this pilot is how a government can also facilitate and stimulate this development outside the cities, especially at hubs, and what is needed for this.