Date : 23/09/2026
FragMent, as part of the closing of European Mobility Week 2026 and the opening of the exhibition “Travel Time – Everyday Mobility”, contributed to the round table « Mobilités au Quotidien ». Audrey Somnard, freelance journalist, welcomed the following guests:
- Julien Schiebel, representative of the Ministry of Mobility and Public Works (MMTP), specialising in travel survey analysis, the PNM 2035 – National Mobility Plan, and the LuxMobil survey.
- Stéphane Godefroy, European project manager for MMUST+ (Multimodal Model and Cross-Border Mobility Scenarios), specialising in EMC² Mobility Surveys.
- Veronique Van Acker, researcher at LISER and European project manager for WinWin4WorkLife, specialising in travel behaviour.
- Camille Perchoux, researcher at LISER and European project manager for FragMent, specialising in the links between mobility and health.
- Jessica Lopes, sociologist and author of Temps de Trajet, a project that combines graphic novel and illustrated essay
The discussion explored daily mobility as a major societal issue, extending beyond transport and accessibility to encompass quality of life and well-being. Particular attention was given to the effects of everyday journeys on stress and well-being, considering how commuting experiences and mobility conditions can influence psychological and physiological health. Through its contribution, FragMent highlighted the importance of understanding the relationship between daily mobility, stress, and quality of life. This perspective underscores the need to consider the human and social dimensions of mobility when developing policies and environments that promote healthier, more sustainable, and well-being-oriented daily travel.
