Research and development

Relying on personal opinion rather than objectively collected data is an outdated approach. In today’s progressive society, decisions are made based on facts to provide compelling arguments and clearly articulate the factors and projected consequences of those decisions. This approach enables more effective implementation of project goals and considers the interests of direct stakeholders, often ordinary people who will be directly impacted by the outcomes of your work.

Our company specializes in finding well-founded answers to your urban planning questions and has a team of skilled specialists who can gather or obtain the necessary data. We can provide various levels of information, ranging from basic traffic intensity indicators in specific areas to more complex topics such as:

What problems are more expedient to solve for the project?

What is the best way to organize the parking system in the district/city so that it works?

How will the project impact the residents of the district and the traffic in the vicinity?

What socio-economic effect does this project cause? How do people perceive these changes?

What tariff is appropriate to set in order to get the positive result?

What areas of investment in sustainable transport are more appropriate and will have a more sustainable effect?

How do the residents of the city/district move around and where do they need to go?

Which project solution should be chosen based on a set of critical criteria?

We can provide answers to these and many other questions, or assist you in finding them independently. We offer individual stages or a comprehensive turnkey study, tailored to your needs.

1. We can assist you at the methodological stage by helping you select and develop appropriate tools and methods to obtain data that will provide the most comprehensive answers to your questions.

2. We can conduct office studies to analyze and systematize the best global practices. Additionally, we can organize and carry out the field stage of data collection:

Field surveys to assess traffic volumes
Examination of public transport passenger flows (on-board and frequency/occupancy) using manual or automatic methods
People’s mobility surveys
Focus group or in-depth interviews with different categories of stakeholders
Online surveys to gather opinions from hard-to-reach categories
Obtaining Big Data on mobility from mobile operators
Analysis of various aspects of traffic using TomTom data

3. Data processing and analysis, visualization of results.

4. Presentation of results with stakeholder engagement.

5. Preparation of materials for publications.

Research and development

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