Once the data has been collected, another difficult task arises: their analysis and presentation of the results
in a clear and understandable way – not only for transport planners and officials, but also for residents. This is crucial for building trust and gaining support for the implemented solutions.
Another major challenge is convincing residents that their voice has a real impact on shaping transport policy, as well as reconciling the often conflicting expectations of drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and public transport users. a and to reconcile the many, often conflicting, expectations: of drivers, pedestrians, cyclists and public transit passengers. When residents do not see real changes, they often assume that their opinions have been ignored. They feel overlooked, which leads to
a decline in trust and reduced engagement in future consultation processes.