After four and a half years, the ULTIMOB project came to an end. During this time, projects were developed in the greater Salzburg area, Tullnerfeld, Feldkirchen/Graz and Ötztal to support forward-looking mobility solutions and promote eco-mobility. In Salzburg, the project was supported by the Research Studio iSPACE of the RSA FG and the Salzburg Transport Association. From the planning to the implementation of mobility solutions, the various ULTIMOB project partners can point to numerous positive results after the end of the project. A prime example of the solutions developed is the "Loigom-Soifel" shuttle, which covers the last mile and thus adds an important element to public transport. After a good start in Leogang, the concept and initial implementation was extended to Saalfelden. The final closing event therefore also took place in Leogang with Mayor Josef Grießner and other mayors from interested Salzburg municipalities. The title ULTIMOB stands for "Ultimate Integrated Mobility", so the aim is to drive forward the mobility transition, create the necessary new mobility services and combine them with existing solutions in a meaningful way. There were four pilot regions for this: In Tullnerfeld, the focus was on the "last mile", i.e. the possibility of a public connection until the destination. In a test operation, the existing bus system was upgraded with electric vehicles and the Tullnerfeld train station was connected more efficiently and quickly to the town centers and residential areas. The focus in the Ötztal pilot region was on dealing with tourism and, above all, the routes taken by guests. The question was how tourism [...]