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The city of Utrecht is growing and space in the city is becoming increasingly scarce. New solutions are needed to prevent car ownership from growing further. Together with urban development agency SVP, Advier explored the possibilities for neighborhood hubs and how the municipality can work towards a city-wide network in 2040.

In the run-up to the release of the 'Shared Mobility Rocks' book, SHARE-NORTH is organizing a series of 10 webinars on shared mobility.

Is it difficult for you to find your way in the complex world called shared mobility? Then you're in luck, because this year we will publish a book on this subject! This book provides insight into the partial mobility universe.

At the end of 2020, we look back with Advier on a year in which we were able to work on many beautiful projects despite the Corona crisis. In this blog a small selection of the activities of the past year.

Why do we design residential areas based on data from the past, and not for the future?' Although Minze Walvius already knows the answer to that question, he likes to shake things up.

It is not the number of providers, the target group or the type of vehicles that determines whether car sharing can be successful. No, the biggest factor that determines whether car sharing finds a foothold anywhere is the policy of the municipality.

On Tuesday 17 November, the award ceremony of the Exercise Challenge 'We are Green Healthy and in Motion Nijmegen 2020', for which Advier was responsible for the implementation, took place.

The target of 700.000 shared car users from the Green Deal Car Sharing II has already been achieved this spring, a year earlier than planned. This is evident from CROW-KpVV's annual Car Sharing dashboard. This dashboard is based on research by Advier.

The SVE Group brings the first SeaBubble to the Netherlands. This SeaBubble is one of the first ten SeaBubbles to be delivered worldwide in 2021. The SVE Group is the first in the Netherlands with this.

The first mobi points in the Netherlands have been launched in the Kop van Noord-Holland. Aldermen Theo Meskers (Hollands Kroon), Heleen Keur (Den Helder) and Hans Heddes (Schagen) have put the points into use for the first time.