CityAge conference hears from experts, business leaders and government officials on how – and where – Metro Vancouver can add another one million residents.
From bikes to trucks to scooters, local businesses (including movmi) and researchers keep churning out new transportation options that also help fight congestion and carbon emissions.
This story originally appeared in the Oct 25 edition, published just hours prior to B.C. governments announcement of its CleanBC plan. movmi’s contribution focuses on how to electrify carsharing and why electric micromobility is the next thing for BC.
movmi’s Venkatesh Gopal discusses how cities can enable electric shared mobility, if the 15-min city is actually a reality and what type of behaviour change is required to ensure the success of shared mobility.
movmi founder Sandra Phillips won the 2021 Change Maker Award handed out by BCBusiness. In this video Q&A she shares her thoughts on turning change into reality and rewriting the rules.
In this Oped, Sandra Phillips explains why we need a range of e-vehicles, including e-scooters, if cities are to have any hope of meeting climate targets.
movmi founder Sandra Phillips talks to Adam Hill about why transport integration is sometimes a matter of trust – and how to empower women in transportation.
The Clean50 award honours leaders addressing climate change in energy transition, waste reduction and financing a clean economy transition. Sandra Phillips was recognized for her work on shared mobility and personal transportation.
Transportation patterns have been upended throughout the pandemic amid work-from-home policies, school disruptions and health concerns. A new report from Vancouver-based Movmi unpacks what’s been going on and the implications for the future. CEO Sandra Phillips joins the show to discuss. BIV reporter Tyler Orton hosts.
Tyler Orton digs into the data of the “Rebuild Tomorrow’s Mobility” survey and draws out the most critical findings around work from home, commuting and mode shifts.
Adam Hill shares some of the top insights on the impact the pandemic has on mass transit and its solution. Features a few of the Covid19 Shared Mobility Taskforce members.
David Gray from the Calgary Eyeopener is chatting with our founder Sandra Phillips on what the key success factors are to attract a new carshare in Calgary.
The province has given green light for cities to start a micromobility pilot in summer 2020. Business in Vancouver interviewed us on the implications of that decision.
Gloria Macarenko, host of CBC’s On The Coast, interviews our founder Sandra Phillips on ShareNow’s (formerly known as car2go) exit in the North American and Vancouver market.
Paul Karchut, host of CBC’s podcast “Calgary Eyeopener”, covered car2go’s recent pull out of car2go from Calgary and included our founder’s thoughts in it. Head to 21:50 for the full story.
Our founder, Sandra Phillips, wrote an opinion piece for the Globe and Mail, explaining why car2go pulling out of 5markets in North America is not an indication that carsharing is doomed and a thing of the past.
Our team conducted a gap analysis for ekar, Dubai’s first free-floating carsharing service. We found that ekar not only shows excellent utilization rates but also offers a best in class user experience.
In this webinar for the Canadian Urban Transit Association, Sandra Phillips explains how carsharing companies are laying the foundation for an autonomous future.
Sandra Phillips wrote an OpEd sharing insights into the findings of the 2019 Shared Mobility City Index for Canada. And the 7 deadly-effective policies that cities can use to support shared mobility.
In this article of the Urban Mobility Forum, Sandra Phillips explains one of the toughest challenges and potential solutions for one of on-demand services: relocation.
movmi was invited to Movin’On, the world summit on sustainable mobility, to speak on panel. Here, Sandra Phillips discusses the future of mobility and how cities can adopt new more shared mobility modes that integrates with public transportation.
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Transforming transport with shared mobility Published by: TED Shared mobility architect, Sandra Phillips, shares her vision for a game-changing transportation solution: car-sharing.
In this interview, Sandra Phillips discusses her vision of mobility that won her the “Next Visionaries” competition; a competition launched by BMWi in collaboration with TED.
This article discusses autonomous vehicles and the challenges remaining to implementing this across the world. It also features Ontario’s Autonomous Vehicle Innovation Network (AVIN), the first Canadian city to make a promise and significant investment into AVs.
Sandra discusses her vision of inclusive transportation that serves the needs of all citizens in urban and rural areas with electric AVs and public transit.
movmi’s CEO and founder, Sandra Phillips, shares how mobility could be transformed in the future where electric AVs and public transit will be make mobility more socially equitable that serves the needs of all citizens.
“Alla fine, il contest e stato vinto dalla svizzera Sandra Phillips, che ha proposto una visione del futuro in cui auto autonome, trasporto pubblico e car sharing si integrano alla perfezione rivoluzionando la mobilità”
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