The AVUS is the most important traffic hub on the way to Berlin. Construction here requires removing traffic sensors. The VMZ planned, implemented and managed a suitable replacement so that Berliners and visitors could still remain informed about the current traffic situation.

An old gas works is being transformed into a new industrial area for Berlin. The GASAG utility company contracted the VMZ to investigate how to ensure smooth-flowing traffic even when the industrial area is running at full capacity. The result: Differentiated scenarios for future traffic volumes confirmed the project’s feasibility – and made recommendations for concrete measures.

Potsdam is growing, and to keep up, the city administration prepared an urban development plan in the area of transportation. Yet the public and politicians wanted more – above all on the question of Modal Split and regarding the plan’s Scenario for Sustainable Mobility. VMZ updated and deepened the existing plan on the basis of detailed analyses, assessment and new scenarios.

1,800 athletes, 1,700 officials, 3,500 media representatives and 500,000 spectators – The World Championship 2009 was a megaevent even for Berlin. The VMZ developed the framework concept for traffic surrounding the Olympic Stadium and inner city race route for the 9-day event.

Two years of construction on the city motorway? For many Berliners a nightmare situation. The VMZ Berlin determined how to keep traffic moving past the construction site, created a plan for alternative routes and an information concept for drivers, and evaluated these measures for future renovation plans.

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