Big events often take place in cities and less in rural areas. Accordingly, for those living in rural areas it is a longer journey - often by private vehicle. If a driver is not available, cab rides are the only option due to the poorer public transport connections. However, these are not only unattractive from a financial point of view, but often also for availability reasons. Residents of rural areas are therefore often faced with the problem of getting to and from major events and are sometimes unable to participate for this reason. This often makes rural areas unattractive, especially for active people.

In rural areas, the density of medical practices is low and patients often have to travel long distances. In some areas, there is already a shortage of doctors or the threat of one. Elderly people in particular rely on a driver to make appointments. Another challenge is long waiting times at doctors' offices. Especially with many emergencies and thus short-term appointments, many practices are overcrowded. Yet an emergency from the patient's perspective is not the same as an emergency from the doctor's perspective. Not only the waiting time in the practice, but also the waiting time for the next appointment are often too long. Outside of emergencies, depending on the doctor's specialty, an appointment may not happen for weeks or months. The same problem exists in the city. So when it comes to medical care, rural areas face two challenges, long wait times due to doctor shortages and misjudged emergencies, and the long distance to the doctor's office.

Want to buy some snacks or a new magazine in the evening? In the city, you go as a matter of course to a kiosk in this case, something that is possible in the country only in the rarest cases and at shorter opening hours. Here, a long journey must be made to acquire the relevant products. A delivery service of magazines and newspapers is in most cases only linked to a subscription, but this quickly limits flexibility. The solution serves as a mobile kiosk for rural areas. Here, there are no fixed opening hours. The vehicle is parked in a central location in the region and can travel to neighboring locations as needed. This can happen at any time except for loading periods. The vehicle is stocked with the classic products of a kiosk: newspapers, magazines, snacks, chilled drinks, etc.