The economic success, the ecological effect and the influence upon traffic of innovative mobility services depends to a decisive extent upon the conditions of the surroundings in question. Against this background the implementation of mobility based products will be influenced and impaired by a series of inhibitory factors, that cannot be influenced by improvements of the product as such. The circumstances that particularly prejudice the practical implementation of innovations are conditions connected to order politics, justice, administration and social life determined by politics and planning. The fact that time and again similarly lodged circumstances imperil the implementation of projects shows that the documentation of such inhibitory elements within the frame of a so-called inhibitory analysis is an important component of the evaluation of projects linked to the development and the implementation of innovative services in traffic as this way there can be made use of synergy effects occurring due to knowledge acquired in earlier projects.
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