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Business mobility in The Netherlands
Employees want more freedom of choice and flexibility in how they work and travel. Therefore, take a look at the advice for business mobility from NS Zakelijk.
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Benchmark Report 2018
In the National Benchmark Business Mobility 2018, you can read how 601 organisations from a wide range of sectors have shaped their mobility policy. Below we highlight a few of the figures.
Download the Benchmark Report (in Dutch)
What does a travelling employee cost?
Do you know what each mode of transport costs on average per year? At almost €18,000, the leased car is easily the first most expensive means of transport for employers. Public transport comes second with € 3,280. The bicycle costs an employer on average € 555 per year.
Source: MT/Workaway (in Dutch)
What are popular schemes?
Organisations shape mobility in their own way. Nevertheless, there are a number of schemes that are popular. Employers in the Netherlands (in the period before the corona crisis) mainly opt for:
  • travel allowance (48%)
  • car scheme (17%)
  • public transport scheme (11%)
How do organisations encourage more conscious travel?
In the 2018 benchmark, 32% of organisations said they actively discourage car use. They often offer their employees a mobility card, to combine multiple modes of transport. For example, they can park their car at a P&R and then travel further by public transport or public transport bicycle. Which is faster, more efficient and often cheaper!