March 1st marked the introduction of free public transport in the Grand Duchy. A milestone that will only have a real effect on urban congestion if all the players in the mobility chain are equally engaged. The mobility tipping point has been exceeded and business as usual is not anymore an option! IMS has been working for many years with its member organisations to promote the development of a corporate sustainable mobility culture and has just released a Sustainable Mobility guide. We developed this manual in collaboration with many of our members through working group meetings and interviews.
Promoting sustainable mobility can bring many benefits to organisations and the guide is meant to be a standalone resource to cherry pick innovative solutions and draw mobility strategies. The guide provides a "toolbox" and some best practices to help organisations find the best solutions and make their commitment to sustainable mobility a reality.
Whether it is carpooling, teleworking, car-sharing, walking, cycling or any other mode of collective, active or shared transport, alternatives exist. The combination of travel solutions then makes it possible to meet the commuting needs of employees, customers or visitors with a multimodal perspective.
The guide is available to IMS members upon request.