TEORI PRAKTIK NYHETER INFOTEK KONTAKT How is your MM work progressing? M3 – our MM meter – gives you a hint. Benchmark your mobility management performance. M3, the Mobility Management Meter, gives you a hint of how far your organisation has come in the Mobility Management process. You will also get tips on how to continue, and information on where you are in the process compared to others who have answered the questions. The test is partly for fun, partly to be taken seriously, and it only requires that you answer twenty questions. Or actually twentyone. To get as fair and correct statistics as possible we first ask you to state which organisation/target group you belong to: Your own organisation A customer's organisation (e.g. if you work as an MM consultant for a municipality, a company etc).   Ready? Then let's begin… How well do the following twenty statements reflect the situation in your organization? 1. We work with MM in a systematic and organised manner Completely Partly Poorly Not at all     2. There is a distinct organisation and responsibility division for MM Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   3. MM is mentioned in different policy documents Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   4. There are resources (time, money, etc) for working with MM Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   5. The executives are engaged in the MM process Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   6. The executives know what MM is and understand that MM is important Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   7. We work with MM in a manner that is focused on development and strive for constant improvements Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   8. We have carried out measures that affect the trip before it is carried out Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   9. We have accepted a plan or a programme for our MM process Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   10. There is a wide-spread knowledge of what MM is in our organisation Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   11. We follow-up and evaluate our MM process Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   12. Concerning MM we try to live as we learn. Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   13. The extent and the environmental influence of our/the target group's transports are well-known to us. Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   14. We cooperate with others to achieve results in MM Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   15. We have measurable goals in our MM process Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   16. We know the effects of our MM process Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   17. We combine MM with physical measures to facilitate walking, cycling, public transport, etc Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   18. There are several examples of solutions in our MM process that have resulted in advantages for both us and the people we cooperate with Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   19. We have well-defined target groups in our MM process Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   20. There is a wide-spread knowledge of what can be accomplished with MM in our organisation Completely Partly Poorly Not at all   This is how M3 works The questions in the test cover various important aspects that are required in the mobility management process: the present state, the commitment and understanding of the executives, the organisation, surveying, action plan, goals, functions, follow-ups, partnership and knowledge. The different aspects are then weighed depending on their importance for a successful MM process. The weighting is based on an assessment made by about ten experienced MM experts. The result is then presented as a percentage - i.e. the score out of 100 possible - and should be compared with the average of all the answers that have been submitted so far.