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15-minute City Score across Germany
Can you cover daily needs within a 15-minute walk? This map scores every municipality and state in Germany on the 15-minute city concept.
The 15-minute city concept has been gaining traction worldwide. This map visualizes the 15-minute score for municipalities and states all over Germany. The map accompanies work developed in collaboration with the TUM Accessibility Planning team, which explores a method to measure walkability — using a 15-minute score — and uncovers key insights for both urban and rural planning. The full method and findings are in our 15-minute city white paper.
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- Mobility Planning
- Cities & Government
Kindergarden accessibility in Berlin: Distance and Capacity combined
A kindergarden five minutes away doesn't help if every place is already taken. This map goes beyond simple distance and factors in capacity too — showing where families are truly cared for.
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- Mobility Planning
- Cities & Government
Transit Accessibility Analysis
This map shows the Public Transport Quality Classes (ÖV-Güteklassen) highlighting the attractiveness of public transport services for Jena.
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- Energy
- Mobility Planning
Live EV Charging Accessibility in Hannover, Powered by Automated Workflows
Charging networks change weekly. This Hannover dashboard stays current automatically — custom SQL and scheduled workflows recompute walking access to every AC charger as the data updates.
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