Vianova Mobility Manager

Vianova tools aim to make mobility safer and more sustainable. Vianova's mobility dashboard enhances collaboration between cities and transportation services towards better sharing of public space.

Supported by: EIT Urban Mobility

Product Details

Designed for

Public Transport Authorities

Maturity

Commercialised

Challenge Area addressed

Creating Public Realm

Multimodality

Working with cities and mobility providers to better distribute and control access to public space, Vianova provides the operating system of the public realm. It enables seamless exchange of information between mobility providers and cities regarding traffic and curb side management. The main features of Vianova's Mobility Manager are:

  • control and management
  • analytics and planning
  • audit and regulation


Availability

Discover cities and markets where the product is available. Prague (Czechia) ; Pisa (Italy) ; Northampton (United Kingdom) ; Zürich (Switzerland) ; Gjøvik (Norway) ; Vienna (Austria) ; London (United Kingdom) ; Malmö (Sweden) ; Oslo (Norway) ; Bærums Verk (Norway) ; Bonn (Germany) ; Halmstad (Sweden) ; Essen (Germany) ; Rotterdam (Netherlands) ; Karlsruhe (Germany) ; Eindhoven (Netherlands) ; Aarhus (Denmark) ; Budapest (Hungary) ; Kraków (Poland) ; Cologne (Germany) ; Dublin (Ireland) ; Sarpsborg (Norway) ; Gothenburg (Sweden) ; Tartu (Estonia) ; Málaga (Spain) ; Augsburg (Germany) ; Marseille (France) ; Aalborg (Denmark) ; Bergen (Norway) ; Lund (Sweden) ; Lisbon (Portugal) ; Hamburg (Germany) ; Grenoble (France) ; Charleroi (Belgium) ; Stavanger (Norway) ; Aachen (Germany) ; Bern (Switzerland) ; Faro (Portugal) ; Düsseldorf (Germany) ; Brisbane (Australia) ; Amsterdam (Netherlands) ; Paris (France) ; Belgium ; Lillestrøm (Norway) ; Norway ; Bordeaux (France) ; Gelsenkirchen (Germany) ; Lillehammer (Norway) ; Hamar (Norway) ; Asker (Norway) ; Lübeck (Germany) ; Milan (Italy) ; Bærums Verk (Norway) ; Borås (Sweden) ; Stuttgart (Germany) ; Fredrikstad (Norway) ; Italy ; Trondheim (Norway) ; İstanbul (Türkiye) ; Bristol (United Kingdom) ; Helsinki (Finland) ; Tallinn (Estonia) ; Stockholm (Sweden) ; Bremen (Germany) ; Helsingborg (Sweden) ; Barcelona (Spain) ; Mexico City (Mexico) ; Turku (Finland) ; Utrecht (Netherlands) ; Warsaw (Poland) ; Gjøvik (Norway) ; Norway ; Breda (Netherlands) ; Munich (Germany) ; Milton Keynes (United Kingdom) ; Dortmund (Germany) ; Berlin (Germany) ; Frankfurt (Germany) ; Vilnius (Lithuania) ; Oxford (United Kingdom) ; Townsville City (Australia) ; Riga (Latvia) ; Espoo (Finland) ; Drammen (Norway) ; Uppsala (Sweden) ; Brühl (Germany) ; Groningen (Netherlands) ; Asane (India) ; Oxford (United Kingdom) ; Basel (Switzerland) ; Copenhagen (Denmark) ; Halmstad (Sweden) ; Palermo (Italy) ; Troisdorf (Germany)