Summary
The EPFL Mobility Survey 2025 Final Report presents an empirical study on the mobility practices of the EPFL student and staff community. Commissioned by the EPFL Mobility Unit and conducted by FORS, the survey aims to analyze changes in mobility behaviors to adapt and develop infrastructure and related services. The report details the survey's methodology, including the structure and duration, and the target population, which included 18,372 individuals. Key findings indicate a good participation rate of 27.9%, with significant insights into commuting patterns, modal share of travel, and user satisfaction with mobility services. The report outlines trends in public transport usage, cycling, and walking, noting a slight decline in active transport modes and an increase in car usage among staff. It also highlights user satisfaction with various mobility services, including bicycle parking and electric vehicle charging stations. The appendix provides additional data on mobility behaviors and services not discussed in the main report.
