The Mobility Challenge seeks to promote transport alternatives to people using their own cars (walking, cycling, public transport, car-sharing, etc.). It also promotes good mobility practice by employees themselves or their companies that make it easier for their staff to use other forms of transport.
The Challenge takes place from 18 to 22 September 2023.
An awards ceremony will be held in October 2023.
The event is open to all companies based at Sophia Antipolis and participation is free.
Those companies taking part can compete in several categories based on the number of staff they employ:
Companies based on several sites can each take part separately or together. Only those sites within Sophia Antipolis Technology Park can take part.
Only the home-to-work journeys of staff working at Sophia Antipolis will be counted (journeys made by service providers and visitors don't count).
The challenge works on trust by each person saying they have used an alternative form of transport to come to work.
Companies can register directly on the website until 18 September 2023.
Each participating organisation must nominate a contact person.
For an organisation to take part, they must:
The winning organisations in each category will be those with the highest participation rates:
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS / STAFF PRESENT IN THE ORGANISATION ON CHALLENGE WEEK
In the event of a tie, the winner will be chosen based on the modal shift criterion (number of km using a different mode of transport).
If an organisation hasn't recorded the number of staff present on the day of the Challenge, the total number of employees in the organisation will be used to calculate the result.
Organisations taking part agree to let the Challenge organisers and their partners divulge their results.
By contrast, the details required on each company when registering will not be made public. This data is only available to the Challenge organisers and the service provider.
The organiser reserves the right to cancel, cut short, or postpone the event if circumstances dictate, without having to justify its decision.
In application of Act No. 78-17 of 6 January 1978 on data processing, data files and liberties, the organisers have permission to communicate data and information on the use of its programme to third parties for programme management purposes. All participants have the right to access, amend or delete personal information by writing to the ADEME, Direction Villes et Territoires Durables, Services Transports et Mobilité, 500 Route des Lucioles, 06 560 Valbonne Sophia Antipolis,
ALL COMPANIES SIGNING-UP FOR THE CHALLENGE AGREE TO ABIDE BY THE PRESENT RULES.