Publications Mobility

Brochures, publications and flyers8 April 2022

Transport Outlook 2050: Final Report

Transport use will continue to grow in the future, according to DETEC's Transport Outlook 2050, but at a slower rate than the population. In Transport Outlook 2050's 'Basis' scenario, travel volumes (in person-kilometres) will increase by only 11 per cent by 2050 compared to the reference year 2017, while the population is expected to grow by 21 per cent.

PDF33.96 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers9 March 2022

Mikrozensus Mobilität und Verkehr 2015: Mögliche Zusatzauswertungen

This report examines the topics that could be analysed on the basis of the data from the 2015 Mobility and Transport Microcensus (MTMC). (In German and in French).

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Brochures, publications and flyers1 November 2021

Commercial traffic in urban areas

Traffic that arises from the performance of economic activities – known as commercial traffic – is a little-studied area and therefore has no clear categorisation and segmentation. This baseline study focuses on the scope and form of commercial traffic in urban areas.

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Reports and studies1 October 2021

Volkswirtschaftliche Auswirkungen der Digitalisierung in der Mobilität - Schlussbericht

This study examines the economic consequences of digitalisation in mobility by comparing three key scenarios with a baseline scenario.

PDF3.74 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers21 August 2018

Dichte und Mobilitätsverhalten

This report is a mobility behaviour analysis according to various density indicators around places of residence based on the Mobility and Transport Microcensus from 2015 and 2010 (in German, also exist in French).

PDF2.46 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers29 May 2018

Modalsplit in den Agglomerationen, Ergebnisse 2015

This report examines the modal share in Switzerland’s agglomerations according to the two principles of «place of residents” and “territoriality” (in German).

PDF1.36 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers1 March 2018

Mobilität in den ländlichen Räumen: Schlussbericht

This report studies the daily mobility of the Swiss residential population in different types of rural areas based particularly on the Mobility and Transport Microcensus from various years (in German, Abstract in French an in Italian).

PDF6.63 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers16 May 2017

Verkehrsverhalten der Bevölkerung - Ergebnisse des Mikrozensus Mobilität und Verkehr 2015

How far do people in Switzerland travel every day? Why do they travel? And what modes of transport do they use? These are some of the questions answered by the Mobility and Transport Microcensus 2015.

PDF6.18 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers1 May 2017

The potential of smartphone data for national travel surveys

This publication studies the advantages and disadvantages of using a smartphone app to gather information on personal mobility.

PDF4.14 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers20 October 2016

Transport Outlook 2040 - Development of passenger and freight transport in Switzerland

The Federal Office for Spatial Development ARE joined forces with other federal agencies to draw up scenarios for how passenger and freight transport will develop up to 2040.

PDF5.69 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers20 October 2016

Geographical development of jobs in Switzerland – trend and scenarios up to 2040

This project modelled scenarios for the future development of jobs in Switzerland up to 2040 (in German).

PDF2.31 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers30 August 2016

Transport Outlook 2040 - Technical report

The Federal Office for Spatial Development ARE joined forces with other federal agencies to draw up scenarios for how passenger and freight transport will develop up to 2040.

PDF3.54 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers30 August 2016

Transport Outlook 2040 - Synthesis report

The Federal Office for Spatial Development ARE joined forces with other federal agencies to draw up scenarios for how passenger and freight transport will develop up to 2040.

PDF1.04 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers30 August 2016

Transport Outlook 2040 - Main report

The Federal Office for Spatial Development ARE joined forces with other federal agencies to draw up scenarios for how passenger and freight transport will develop up to 2040.

PDF2.54 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers31 December 2014

Fair and efficient - The Distance-related Heavy Vehicle Fee (HVF) in Switzerland

When introducing the HVF in 2001, Switzerland paved the way for a modern freight policy. This brochure presents the background for the creation of the fee, its development, and the effects that have been indentified so far.

PDF2.10 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers16 December 2014

External Effects of Transport 2010

Monetising Environmental, Accident and Health-Related Effects (english abstract and summarised version).

PDF10.63 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers16 December 2014

External Effects of Transport 2010 - Summarised Version

Monetising Environmental, Accident and Health-Related Effects

PDF526.31 kB

Brochures, publications and flyers1 December 2013

Verkehrsverhalten spezifischer Gesellschaftsgruppen: Entwicklung seit 1994 bis 2010

Abschlussbericht zur Vertiefungsanalyse des Verkehrsverhaltens spezifischer Gesellschaftsgruppen (German)

PDF10.47 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers1 January 2013

Umwelt und Raumplanung bei Seilbahnvorhaben

German

PDF7.44 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers25 April 2012

Übersicht zu Stated Preference-Studien in der Schweiz und Abschätzung von Gesamtelastizitäten

This report compares the data gathered in the 2010 stated preference survey with that of earlier studies. It makes recommendations on the general elasticities of demand that are to be used to forecast energy usage up to 2050. In German; Abstract in French.

PDF1.01 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers30 November 2009

Verwendung des Ertragsanteils der Kantone an der Leistungsabhängigen Schwerverkehrsabgabe (LSVA)

German

PDF1.24 MB

Brochures, publications and flyers7 July 2005

Spatial Development Report 2005 (Summary)

PDF5.63 MB