What do changing travel habits and new forms of transport mean for your development or location? Omega translates these developments into decisions on parking, mobility and traffic.
When planning a development, mobility policy or changes to a location, you look beyond current use. Omega examines which developments are relevant to your project and compares their implications for parking, mobility and traffic.
This includes travel habits and the relationship between walking, cycling, public transport and cars, as well as electric, shared and self-driving transport. AI and new data sources can support the evidence. Local conditions and the decisions you need to make determine the scope of the study.
Omega identifies relevant changes: who uses the area, how do people travel and which transport options suit them? We distinguish current use, concrete plans and developments whose introduction remains uncertain. This makes the assumptions behind a decision clear.
We compare the implications for parking demand, traffic flows, accessibility and land use. This can include shared transport and charging facilities, connections to public transport, and pick-up, drop-off and waiting space for self-driving transport. We also examine the conditions under which a scenario is useful.
Omega translates scenarios into principles for policy and design. What is needed now, what can be phased and which facilities should remain adaptable? We clarify trade-offs and uncertainties and identify the data needed to reassess decisions later.
Informed decisions on parking investment, access and facilities that can adapt as an area or building develops.
Exploring the implications for parking and mobility policy, public space and accessibility, considering different users.
Scenarios for site accessibility, employee and visitor travel habits, and the use of parking and charging facilities.
This service takes a broad view of changes in mobility. Omega also offers the separate AI in parking, mobility and traffic service to assess AI applications, data sources, forecasts and trials. Specialist partners contribute to technical development where needed.
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