GOAT was used as part of the “Citizen Mobility” project to plan new mobility stations in Munich.

With the GOAT subscription, planners in the City of Deerfield Beach (Florida) conduct accessibility analyses for a variety of planning issues.

With the GOAT subscription, planners from the City of Freiburg and the local transport provider produce accessibility analyses for a wide range of planning issues.

In order to assess the quality of public transport services, public transport quality classes were calculated for a German federal state.

GOAT was used by the City of Munich to carry out analyses around the 15-minute city.

Development of new GOAT functionalities for walking and cycling in a co-creative process with the Cities of Fürstenfeldbruck, Freising and Munich.

As part of an innovation project, a Walkability Index was developed to show pedestrian friendliness for the pilot municipality of Freiburg and used for school route planning.

As part of a pilot study, GOAT was applied to San Pedro Garza García in Mexico and contributed to the urban pedestrian master plan.