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</html><description>The aim of the MUST project is to directly and indirectly influence mobility behavior in terms of climate and environmentally friendly traffic management through traffic avoidance, modal shift and traffic improvement. This is to be achieved by testing and evaluating the effectiveness of traffic information tailored to user groups via (new) information and communication channels using pilots in test corridors.</description></oembed>
