Mobility in Switzerland is intelligent, networked and efficient in all areas
Switzerland is striving to establish an entire transport system which is efficient in all aspects and in which the available infrastructure and technology are used optimally, fewer natural and financial resources are used and maximum benefit accrues to society. The Confederation promotes the provision of the data infrastructure for multimodal mobility and is developing appropriate general conditions for digital selling. The exchange of mobility data is being specifically and actively promoted and the corresponding structures for simplified data exchange are being created. This is so that in the end-customer solutions sector, barriers to market access are dismantled and diversity can be developed, allowing a broader layer of the population to sustainably meet their individual mobility needs. In addition, there is a need for action in the area of the public transport data infrastructure. This is to be homogenised, optimised, made connectable and made available to the public within the framework of “Transport Network CH” in the spirit of “Open Government Data”. In this way Switzerland can assume a leading international role in terms of innovations in the area of mobility. The state uses the increasing need for integration of transport operators in order to strengthen interdisciplinary departmental and inter-office cooperation across all federal levels.
Field of action
Infrastructure
A nation-wide, financeable and secure universal service provision in the infrastructure sector is and remains a Swiss trade mark. The Confederation makes sure that the services forming part of the universal service are adapted to changing requirements and...
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- Nationale Dateninfrastruktur Shared Mobility
- Verkehrsperspektiven (VP) 2050
- Volkswirtschaftliche Auswirkungen der Digitalisierung in der Mobilität
- Smart Mobility
- Ongoing development of the urban transport programme
- Revision of the sectoral plan for transport
- Monitoring of the DETEC orientation framework 2040
- Integrating the themes of digitalisation into the network of state and mobility planning levels
- Creating the basic conditions for multimodal mobility services
- Cooperation within the framework of its-ch
- Establishing the basic conditions for the operation of automated and networked vehicles in passenger and goods transport
- Estimation of the economic and environmental consequences of digitalisation in mobility
- Mobility Pricing Project
- Empirical analysis of mobility behaviour with dynamic price incentives
- Manned & Unmanned On-Demand Mobility Services
- SmartRail 4.0
- Digitalised mobility services
- ETH mobility initiative
- Automated wagonload freight
- Swiss Transit Lab
Key documents
- Position paper of the Coordinating Agency for Federal Geographic Information (GCG) of 5 July 2018
- Multimodal mobility services - action plans: Mobility data and opening up sales by other mobility providers outside of public transport, 7 December 2018
- Supply and exchange of data for automated driving in road traffic - DETEC report of 7 December 2018
- Data as infrastructure for multimodal mobility services, Ecoplan report of 26 November 2019