In identifying measures to resolve mobility problems, local authorities often have to select from a number of different options. When making a decision about which measure is most suitable to pursue, economic feasibility and the extent of a measure's impact are crucial factors to consider.

The TIDE project has produced a document comparing the use of multi-criteria analysis compared to a conventional cost-benefit analysis when assessing measures. These are also illustrated with examples carried out in cities involved in the TIDE project.

See below to download the document. For more information, visit tide-innovation.eu

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