Mobility expertise: support that makes the difference

With several decades of expertise in the Greater Geneva transport sector – since putting our first tramway line into service in 1862  – our in-depth understanding of the specific characteristics of every area and their challenges, combined with our status as a public company, means that we can place your challenges at the heart of our approach, well beyond purely commercial considerations. 

With this in mind, our tpg evomoov team provides you with daily and local personalized support, active listening to your needs and continuous adaptation of solutions. This constant presence helps you implement your mobility policy pragmatically.

Third-party operator network: privileged access to multimodal solutions

tpg evomoov also means benefiting from privileged access to a network of third-party operators specializing in mobility: self-service bicycles and cargo bikes, car-sharing, parking and even bicycle repair and maintenance services. We centralize the management of this network to simplify implementation of your solutions, thus reducing your mobility-related administrative efforts while increasing your operational efficiency. 
This approach enables you to easily adopt a multimodal solution and encourage lasting behavioral change within your teams.

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Communication kits: the essential tools for mobilizing your teams

The success of your transition to sustainable mobility depends on your employees’ commitment. To help you achieve this, we have designed communication kits to meet your needs:

• impactful awareness-raising materials and workshops,
• customized practical guides,
• stand animation for your in-house events. 

If you want, tpg can take care of printing of all these materials, leaving you free to concentrate on what's most important: promoting your approach. 
Remember: successful adoption of new solutions flows from a well-orchestrated communication.

What is sustainable mobility?

Sustainable mobility represents a new approach to commuting and professional travel, combining economic performance with respect for the environment. For you as employers, this translates into flexible, multimodal mobility solutions that optimize your employees' journeys while reducing their environmental impact. At the heart of this approach: the balance between operational efficiency and environmental responsibility.

Why work on mobility?

Within the Geneva context, mobility has become a major strategic challenge. Traffic congestion has a direct impact on organization productivity: motorists lose an average of 19 minutes per 30-minute journey during rush hour, i.e. roughly 105 hours a year*. This situation represents a real optimization opportunity: 60% of car trips are under 3 km, creating significant modal shift potential to greatly reduce your teams' stress and fatigue, while lowering air and noise pollution affecting everyone's quality of life.

The legal framework is also evolving. The 2030 cantonal climate plan and the LMCE law from now on set a clear course: -60% greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and -40% individual motorized travel by 2050. For both public and private organizations, anticipating these changes is crucial.

Sources: *TomTom Traffic Index 2023
Mobility micro-census and Office cantonal de la statistique de Genève (OCSTAT)

How to work on mobility?

With tpg evomoov, our approach favors concrete, immediate action. Our method combines positive encouragements and personalized support to facilitate the transition to more sustainable mobility. Based on the latest behavioral science studies, we know that over 90% of successful changes in mobility behavior occur at key moments*. That's why we develop targeted intervention strategies which, based on our experience, significantly encourage sustainable transport adoption. By aligning real needs with strategic goals, we identify your organization's specific optimization opportunities.

The key to success? A precise analysis of your current and future needs, which enables us to identify gaps and propose tailor-made solutions. Our experts will support you in this process, taking into account local constraints and your long-term goals.

Sources: * International Transport Forum (2023) "Mobility Behavior Change"
European Sustainable Mobility Observatory (2023)

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Who to work with on mobility?

The tpg evomoov team is made up of specialists committed to making your transition to sustainable mobility a success. With over 50 years' experience in the Greater Geneva transport sector, we understand the area's specific characteristics and mobilize our network of operators and partners to develop integrated solutions, designed in collaboration with you.

Our commitment is to centralize your mobility services management to simplify their implementation and encourage sustainable change in your organization’s practices.

Contact one of our experts as of today to find out how our solutions can fit your organization.

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The importance of understanding behaviors

Mobility is above all both an individual and a collective experience. Psychology and behavioral science show that when it comes to breaking habits and encouraging change, several factors come into play: individual values, the social environment and practical constraints. This is the reason why we rely on this understanding of decision-making mechanisms. The latest studies show that 64%* of motorists are ready to modify their mobility habits when offered suitable alternatives, with practicality and cost optimization as the main drivers for change.

Source: * Daily Mobility Barometer 2024 - IPSOS/Mobility Lab (Survey of 8,000 people in 8 European countries, including Switzerland)

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From data to action: our diagnostics approach

The essential step in defining your teams' needs, constraints and desires is a collaborative approach. During our digital surveys, we involve staff to develop action plans via targeted diagnostics based on their individual interests. Our proven methodology generates particularly high participation rates (an average of 60%), demonstrating the effectiveness of this collaborative approach. 
The collected data covers all aspects of mobility: we assess needs, test solutions and collect feedback. A complete overview that enables us to precisely identify evolution potentials.

Exploratory tests: validating alternatives

Diagnostics are not enough: concrete experimentation is essential for change. Our exploratory test program lets your teams evaluate different modes of transport in their daily life. According to the Canton of Geneva's soft mobility standards*, the relevant range for electric bikes is 45 minutes. 
For employees located within a 45-minute electric bike radius of their workplace (Geneva cantonal standard*), we propose, for example, providing electric bikes for several months, enabling concrete experimentation with this alternative. 
For public transport, our tpgPay prepaid cards offer total flexibility over a defined period. This experiential approach enables to accurately measure your teams' enthusiasm for each solution before any large-scale deployment.

Source: * Cantonal soft mobility master plan (2023)