Shared Vehicles
Flexible. Direct. People-centric! From car-sharing to micromobility, e-scooters, bikes, and more, shared vehicles are key to sustainable urban mobility. And at UITP, we advance this multimodal vision.
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Explore how shared mobility and shared vehicles is changing the way we move – and how we can better unlock the benefits of these flexible, dynamic modes for more sustainable, liveable cities.
Learn the ins and outs of mobility hubs – and see the benefits hubs offer as an anchor to integrate shared vehicles with mass public transport.
Find out UITP’s recommendations to unlock multimodal mobility, where public transport is complemented by active and shared mobility, including shared vehicles.
Traditional public transport modes run on a schedule with fixed routes. But passengers can use shared vehicles to unlock flexible, on-demand, and door-to-door services in both urban and rural areas in a sustainable way.
Whether docked or free-floating, fleets of shared cars, bikes, e-scooters, and more reduce the need to travel by private vehicle – or to own one.
And shared vehicles are booming. Bike-sharing alone is present in around 1,600 cities across over 90 countries. Still, the sector faces challenges like operational restraints and new regulations. To tackle these topics and advance multimodal and sustainable mobility, UITP brings together all stakeholders in the shared vehicles sector.
UITP coordinates and collaborates with operators, authorities, industry, and international organisations on a number of research projects.
Exploring the push and pull measures to unleash the potential of public transport in Europe.
As a UITP Member, you can become eligible to join committees and working groups and collaborate with operators and authorities on advancing public transport.
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