The Netherlands Mobility Panel examines how societal developments affect transport in the Netherlands.
The first results are in!
In the fields of social contacts, shopping and car use in households we see several trends.
Consider Sophie for example.
She often babysits at Sandra and Robert’s...
In the evening she chats with Jessie, whom she met through Facebook.
To visit Jessie, Sophie has to make quite a trip!
The girls no longer look for a love in a bar,
but on websites.
The young lovebirds are just as happy sitting at home
instead of going to the cinema.
Even grandma and grandpa are keeping up with the times.
They search online for the best bargain ... but buying?
Not without taking a look in real life first!
Something Robert doesn’t understand. If he shops online,
he compares, selects ... then buys.
If Robert wants to go play tennis,
he first has to check with Sandra.
She’s running late at work and since she has the car ...
Robert has to find another solution.
The neighbours .... solved this differently.
How do all these people find their way ... without traffic jams?
And how do people value different transport modes?
These and other questions will be answered by the Netherlands Mobility Panel in 2016.