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Designing and implementing a public transport system that enables equal access conditions to daily opportunities \nis a central challenge in our cities today. In this framework, a wide array of issues is incorporated, particularly a \nsocial dimension of transport policy and systems. The current work presents some ideas about the set-up of an \ninformation system which integrates different interests of various disciplines and allows analyzing the state of \npublic transport and mobility, as important basis for decision making. After a critical review of existing information \ntools (such as origin-destination surveys o purely qualitative studies), further methods are introduced, for instance \nthe so-called motility-surveys and the creation of indicators under support of geographic information systems. \nThus, the challenge of this work refers to an in-depth reflection about what is needed for a comprehensive \nmobility information system, which integrates the different methods and tools of a central decision platform used \nby public transport planners and decision makers on local level.
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