Possible Targetgroup 1: Travelers

A lot of people travel through the railway area in Delft . We want to know who these people are. To explain this properly, it’s necessary to divide these people into two groups, namely: travellers by train and travellers by car.

Travellers by train
The railway that passes Delft is the busiest of the Netherlands. Every couple of minutes a train leaves the station. So there are also a lot of people using the station to go on these trains.
These people are students who have to go to university every day, forensics that are travelling to other cities to go to work. Also forensics from other cities come to Delft to work.
A smaller group is schoolchildren going to school and elderly people who use the train. So basically people from every age-class.
All these travellers have to go from and to the station. As most people know, most people use a bike. All these bikes have to be parked somewhere. This mostly occurs in the bike racks but also to lightning poles and fences. The huge number of bikes make the railway station area look very chaotic.
Another group of travellers using the train go further on their journey by bus. As far as we know, the bus station as it is now will not be changed during the development of the new train station.

Travellers by car
The Phoenixstraat and the Westvest are thoroughfares for travellers who want to go from the north to the south of Delft (and vice versa). They pass the centre of the city and go alongside the train rails. The whole traffic situation there will change dramatically. So these travellers will face a lot of hinder during their daily route.
These people are most of the time people that have to go to work in the other side of the city. Think of construction workers who have to go to their next job.