T33 Mobility Assessment.xlsx

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1	T33. Mobility Assessment (quantitative)
2	Purpose: This quantitative research is designed to analyse the impact of the current scenario and compare it to the optimal one at a micro-scale, such as neighbourhoods, intersections or street segments. Check the other tab for guidance on qualitative research.
3	Instructions: 1. Input Data: Collect data for each indicator (e.g., travel time, queue length, mode share) using methods such as surveys, observations, and traffic analysis tools. Enter this data into the relevant fields in the spreadsheet. 2. Analyse Impacts: Review the results for each indicator to understand how they differ from an optimal scenario in terms of mobility efficiency, safety improvements, emissions reduction, and quality of life enhancements. 3. Make Decisions: Use the insights from the tool to prioritise strategies and initiatives that best achieve the project’s objectives, ensuring informed decision-making for sustainable urban mobility improvements.
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5	Indicator Category	Indicator Name	Unit	Measurement Method	Example Time/Distance
6	Mobility	Travel Time	Minutes	Observation	100-500 meters
7		Mode Share	Percentage	Surveys or manual counts during peak hours	Average hour/day
8		Queue Length	Meters/vehicles	Video analysis or in-field observation	At intersections
9		Intersection Delay	Seconds/vehicle	Manual or automated signal delay recording	At intersections
10		Desire Lines (pedestrian)	Map	Mapping informal routes	Paths taken outside designated infrastructure
11	Safety	Crash Frequency	Crashes/year	Analysis of historical or modeled data	Intersection or segment
12		Fatalities and Injuries	Injuries or fatalities/year	Data from historical reports or risk modeling	Per 100,000 inhabitants or trips
13		Safe Pedestrian Crossings	Number of crossings	Field survey or mapping	Area crossings
14	Emissions	Air Pollutants	Grams or kilograms/day	Emission factors x VKT by mode	Project area emissions
15		Carbon Footprint	Kilograms/day	Emission factors x mode share	Scenario-wide emissions
16		Noise Pollution	Decibels (dB)	Sound level meter readings	Within project area
17	Quality of Life and Accessibility	Walkability/Bikeability Score	1-10 score	Assessing pedestrian/cycling infrastructure	Street segment or neighborhood
18		Accessibility to Public Transport
19		Green Space Access
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