In this article, we explore the main micromobility business models used today, examine the conditions where they work best, and share lessons from cities that have successfully integrated shared micromobility into their transportation networks.
Think only big cities can deliver integrated, multimodal transportation systems? Think again. While urban centres wrestle with red tape and legacy infrastructure, small and mid-sized communities are quietly building the future of mobility — faster, cheaper, and with micromobility leading the charge. Here are 7 reasons why small towns could win the race toward connected, inclusive, and sustainable transportation.
Corporate shared mobility is when organizations offer shared transportation services, such as e-bike fleets, carshares, shuttle services, or micromobility credits, as part of their employee benefits or operations.
These services can be provided directly by the employer or through partnerships with shared mobility providers, including platforms offering Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) solutions. It is cost effective. Proven to be providing multifold returns compared to providing parking spaces to employees, parking passes.
In a special holiday edition of the “Mindshift to Modeshift” series, Dr. Stephanie Altemoeller, PR specialist for INVERS, a German-based car-sharing technology company, sat down to discuss her experiences in shared mobility. From living car-free in Metro Vancouver for the last 5 months to exploring global best practices, Dr. Altemoeller provides her insights into the future of sustainable transit systems.
In this article, we’ll explore how embracing global diversity can transform the way we design and operate mobility services by looking at successful examples of shared mobility services with diverse teams and free resources available on our website.
Welcome to the first edition of the “Mindshift & Modeshift” webinar series, where we will interview experts in the shared mobility industry to discuss methods we can use to transition people from personal car use to alternative modes of transport.
In this article, we’ll explore the five most common questions and concerns our shared mobility clients bring to us, sharing insights into our approach and solutions. Whether you’re struggling with increasing your ridership, navigating technology choices, or ensuring seamless integration with public transport, we’re here to provide expert guidance and support.
We are excited to announce the next step in our collaboration with TransLink to enhance Metro Vancouver’s urban transport. From the onset, the mission has been clear – to help create a seamless, integrated transportation experience for the community. Our partnership kicked off in 2019, when we teamed up with TransLink, Modo, Evo, and Vancouver Bike Share (mobi by Rodgers) to launch the Shared Mobility Compass Card Pilot, to test the feasibility and acceptance of a multimodal travel system that could offer a more efficient and enjoyable co
South America’s shared mobility market is shaped by several prominent companies and emerging startups, each playing a pivotal role in creating a sustainable ecosystem. In this article we take a closer look at these leading players, highlighting their contributions and innovations within the shared mobility sector.
In this blog post we take a look at the principles of inclusive transportation design, share case studies of innovative companies who are challenging the status quo, provide examples of public transportation systems doing it right and the important role of policy and regulation has to play.
movmi’s speciality is Shared Mobility Architecture. We provide award-winning design, planning, and launch services for new shared mobility projects worldwide. Our nimble, 6-person team has extensive expertise in all aspects of Shared Mobility Architecture, having been involved in over 70 carshare, micromobility, micro transport and Mobility-as-a-Service projects.
Our diverse range of clients includes public agencies such as TransLink, State of Luxembourg, City of Vancouver, City of Calgary, and Vélib, as well as private sector Fortune500 companies like BMW and Honda, and new mobility startups like Superpedestrian/Link, Sparrow, Revel, Velometro/Veemo.
Now that we have resumed normal travel behaviour (in a post-pandemic world) towns and cities across the globe are working hard to give tourists a
As 2021 draws to an end, as a team, we decided to take a look back over the last 12 months at everything we accomplished as a company. In this blog post we will be sharing our top moments of the year, including;
– The projects we’ve worked on
– The people we spoke to and collaborated with
– Our favourite movmi campaigns and initiatives
Introducing our newest international transportation series; ‘Global Mobility.’ We firmly believe in the power of community and when it comes to mobility innovation, it’s essential
Last month the movmi team took to the streets of Vancouver for a demo day with LINK e-scooters from Superpedestrian. They are currently looking to enter the Canadian market and have hired movmi’s team to provide strategic guidance. movmi’s work with LINK is focused on two areas: community engagement and a deployment plan.
Check out the movmi team in action! 🛴 Read the full article to find out what we thought of LINK’s e-scooters!
Have you ever wondered what a Shared Mobility Architect does? Are you planning to launch a new Shared Mobility service and wonder if you should work with a Shared Mobility Architect? Perhaps you’ve considered becoming a Shared Mobility Architect yourself? movmi is about to launch movmi Academy’s first every e-learning course: Shared Mobility Architecture 101.
When the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic in early last year, more and more countries across the globe shut down their borders and
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If you already watched this year’s Empower Women in Shared Mobility 2021 award ceremony then you will know that during the event we had the
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As 2020 draws to an end, we decided to take a moment to look back at the most unexpected and unprecedented year that movmi (and
Over the last six months, in the wake of a global pandemic, Covid-19, our shared mobility ecosystem has changed dramatically. Initially, we saw ridership and
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