The ADDHUB project aims to develop viable business and operational models for multifunctional mobility hubs, particularly for medium-sized towns and cities, combining passenger transport with freight transport and other public services. These models are intended to ensure the long-term implementation of such hubs and thus contribute to reducing the negative impact of transport on the climate. It is precisely this combination of aspects that has been missing in many projects to date.

ADDHUB aims to develop an AI-based assessment and recommendation tool that facilitates the combined consideration of the size and selection of suitable additional functions, as well as operational and financing models for mobility hubs. The tool is designed to take into account investment and running costs, as well as potential revenue from additional functions, alongside sizing requirements and combinations of functions. The approach, based on the data ecosystem, allows for easy application to both major cities and rural regions, thereby ensuring transferability and scalability.

The overarching aim of ADDHUB is to promote the sustainable planning and implementation of mobility hubs in order to make a significant contribution to achieving climate targets in the transport sector and to make public transport more attractive.