City of Munich
Monika Ludwig, Dr. Andrea Glogger, Sonja Kämmler - Departement of Mobility, City of Munich, Communication and Marketing
About
About the Department for Mobility - City of Munich
Under the leadership of Georg Dunkel, the Department of Mobility brings together all responsibilities related to transport in Munich, with the aim of making mobility fit for the future.
With the establishment of the Department of Mobility on January 1, 2021, the responsibilities for planning and managing mobility in Munich were consolidated within a single unit. The Department of Mobility serves as the central point of contact for all strategic matters relating to mobility and transport in Munich, as well as the municipal road traffic authority of the state capital.
One of the main tasks of the Department of Mobility is the implementation of the mobility transition in Munich. The Mobility Strategy 2035, adopted by the City Council in summer 2021, provides the roadmap for this process of mobility transformation. The main objectives are as follows: ensuring access to destinations within the city, promoting space-efficient and environmentally friendly modes of transport, and improving quality of life in public spaces.
About the Experts
Sonja Kämmler has been working in mobility education since 2021. In her projects, children and young people have a lot of fun dealing with the topics of active and sustainable mobility with the aim to support and prepare them for the journey of the mobility transition https://www.linkedin.com/in/sonja-k%C3%A4mmler-97b118183/
Andrea Glogger has been working in research since 2001, specializing in mobility behaviour, managment and healthcare. She joined the city of Munich in 2021. She focuses on using information and other pull factors to encourage (young) people to adopt sustainable means of transportation. https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrea-glogger/
Monika Ludwig has been working in PR and communications for 15 years with the aim of making companies and projects visible. She joined the City of Munich in 2024 and has been trying to get children and families interested in sustainable mobility through target group-orientated communication ever since. https://www.linkedin.com/in/monika-ludwig-64b19074/
Further
Further information about the Department for Mobility
Challenges
The development of a tool designed to provide personalized individual mobility behavior consulting, with the aim of effectively guiding individuals toward more sustainable transport choices