Information
Several mobility surveys have been conducted in the city of Stuttgart as early as the 1990s. We would like to build on these results with the current survey. Over the past 40 years, a total of approximately 600 mobility surveys have been successfully conducted out across cities using the tried-and-tested KONTIV method (Continuous surveys on mobility behaviour). As part of these surveys, residents are questioned about their mobility behaviour on all days of the year.
Who can I contact?
Who conducts the surveys?
Who was selected for the survey?
What does "assigned survey day" exactly mean?
What is the Goal of the survey?
The investigation provides basic information about the daily traffic patterns in your local area - which modes of transport the citizens use; to which destination, at what time, and their purpose for joining traffic.
The outcome of the investigation will provide an accurate picture of the current traffic conditions for all population groups - an information that is absolutely vital for the future-oriented development of traffic planning in all areas.

Participate in the Online Survey Here
By participating in this survey, you are making an important contribution to the continuous development of a demand-oriented and sustainable infrastructure in your city.
FAQ
Here you will find answers to frequently asked questions about the mobility survey.
Where can I view the result of the survey?
I am rarely on the move (e.g., due to age or health reasons).
Is my participation in the survey still important?
Where did you obtain my address?
Is data protection guaranteed during the survey?
Can I also fill in the questionnaire for another assigned survey day?
Do I have to participate in the survey?
What if I did not leave my home on my assigned survey day?
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