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Hundreds of employees and visitors travel to the campus every day. Even in times of corona, more than 40% of employees travel to and from work on campus. Together they form the campus. The Energy & Health Campus wants to facili­tate employees and visitors of the campus in their trans­port needs. 

In the Mobility and Acces­si­bi­lity vision, the board of the EHC has set itself the goal of ‘an attrac­tive and acces­sible campus where employees, students and compa­nies can come and want to stay’.

The campus is used heavily and this is likely to increase in the coming years. As a result, it is likely to become incre­a­singly crowded and campus, on the routes to the campus sites, there will be more demand for parking spaces and CO2 emissions will increase. This puts pressure on the acces­si­bi­lity and quality of life on our campus. We want a campus that is easily acces­sible and safe, both now and in the future. Where limited space is used in a smart way and where sustai­nable trans­port is encouraged.

Our ambitions include:

• Decrease in the share of car mobility.
• A CO2 neutral campus in the future.
• Smarter use of the scarce space on campus.
• To achieve this, the EHC has put together a package of measures together with various organi­sa­tions. While public trans­port users, cyclists and pedestrians are paramount, the campus remains open to motorists.

 

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