The Issues
- Cities are complex ecosystems with conflicting needs that compete for space and utilization.
- Multiple organizations and departments have long-, mid-, and tactical plans seeking to service the citizens, visitors, and businesses with mobility services.
- Plans and Objectives are frequently not transparent, visible, and coordinated across agencies and departments.
- Measurements and outcomes are not harmonized.
Multi-Org Participants
- City Planners
- Transportation
- Transit
- Public Works
- Vision Zero
- Environment
- Parking
- Active Transportation
- Technology
- …
“Exploring each of the mobility maturity factors provided valuable insights, revealing where we currently stand and the possibilities ahead. This process also facilitated a unique and productive conversation among group members about our opportunities.”
Jamie Gaskill,
Associate Director of Active Transportation, Colorado State University
The SCMC Livable City and Mobile Maturity Workshop
- Put the decision-makers and practitioners in the room
- Pulls from European best-practices
- Identifies the issues across agencies and departments
- Installs a framework for livability and mobility:
- Establishes a language around livability and mobility
- Establishes common goals and objectives
- Set measurable and transparent targets
- Put in place principals for reporting, collaboration and action
- One day commitment
The Mobility Maturity Framework
- Mobility is divided into 24 elements, including traffic flow, transit, safety, the first/last mile, parking, payments, and underlying IT systems.
- Each has a maturity model that enables a discussion on the current and desired state.
- This holistic approach establishes the shared language and view on service levels among the diverse participants.
Selected Workshop Participants
Example Results
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