As we near the end of another busy year for movmi, it’s time to look ahead and review whose thought leadership we will follow in
For this month’s Women in Shared Mobility series, we had the honour of interviewing on the subjects of MaaS (mobility as a service) and Member
As the year comes to a close, we are looking back at 2017 and recounting all of the incredible things that have occurred in shared
What is going to happen to the future of the planet if we continue on with our urban mobility as we currently are? Perhaps the
If you’ve been following our women in shared mobility series, then you are aware of the insights we’ve garnished in the shared mobility industry over
Our Founder, Sandra Phillips, was recently featured in an article by car2go entitled: How Autonomous Vehicles will Learn from Shared Mobility. In this article, Sandra expanded on
Our Women in Mobility series continues, as does the insight! This past month, we spoke with three knowledgable women working in shared mobility to discuss
Lisbon: the city of ‘seven’ hills. Since I moved to Lisbon in June 2017, I can vouch that this is definitely true. I find it
Have you been keeping up with our women in shared mobility series? Every month, we interview leaders in the space about what they think of
Santiago de Chile is home to over 7 mio people and with over 4 mio vehicles has the usual issues of a large metropolis: traffic
Every month we have the opportunity of speaking with other like-minded individuals in the shared mobility space, and we are always wowed by the insights
Shared mobility is growing stronger and stronger with each passing year, and all have seemingly accepted this form of transportation, from the consumer to some
What does the future of not just shared mobility, but mobility as a whole, look like? We had a discussion with our Founder, Sandra Phillips, to gather
What insights can we gain from women in shared mobility when it comes to the future, and especially, the autonomous future? We had the opportunity
Currently operating in New Jersey and looking to expand to New York State, Getaround’s Founder recently discussed this peer-to-peer carsharing service on Talk 1300. Like
One of the biggest questions of the future falls upon the popularity of private car ownership, which has been at the heart of North American
We recently came across an article on Forbes that piqued our attention. Where shared mobility crosses over to, and even encourages the use of, other
We participated in the City Car Summit 2017 in Berlin a few weeks ago, and we got to meet some of the industry experts. As
Is your city ready for shared mobility? Look at the cost of parking as described in the 2017 Shared Mobility City Index. In almost any
What do four intelligent entrepreneurs in the shared mobility space think of the future of carsharing, and the shared economy as a whole? We had
As we welcome 2017 and anticipate the changes that coming years will bring to the mobility structure we know so well today, we start to
We had the pleasure of speaking with Susan Shaheen, a professor at University of Berkley and Co-Director at Transportation Sustainability Research Center. A researcher of
What does the future of carsharing look like? With more initiatives to turn self-owned vehicles into revenue generating streams through sharing networks when the vehicle is
We reviewed the Enrique Peñalosa Ted Talk, the past mayor of Bogota, entitled “Why Buses Represent Democracy in Action,” which we found to be not only
What do four of the smartest women in shared mobility think of the future of carsharing? We had the pleasure of interviewing them to gather their
We had the pleasure of interviewing 4 of the smartest women working in the shared mobility space to gather their thoughts on the future of shared
Philadelphia, which is Pennsylvania’s largest city, is notable for its rich history and sites like the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall (where the Declaration of Independence
With so many different forms of shared mobility available globally today, it’s interesting to discover how one development, like the installation of a bike share program,
Ranked number 3 on the North American Shared Mobility City Index, or the SMCI, Montréal, although not the capital of Canada, is depicted as ‘cultural capital’
What started in the late forties by the tenants of a housing cooperative in Switzerland, has now reached the masses. Anybody you talk to today
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