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3rd Annual Shared Micromobility State of the Industry Report
NABSA is pleased to present our third annual Shared Micromobility State of the Industry Report. In 2021, the industry continued to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic with shared micromobility filling critical gaps in essential mobility. The industry continued to rebound and demonstrate tremendous resilience, with the number of systems growing past pre ...
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Is the Youth Aware of E-scooter Use Regulations? Evidence from the Region of Sicily
Micromobility became a trend over the last few years in many European cities, but also worldwide. This trend emerged after the appearance of many e-scooter sharing services, which mainly operated in a dockless way, i.e. without fixed stations.
Tiziana Campisi +4 more
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Micromobility, including shared e-scooters, has become a convenient mode of transportation for short-distance trips globally. Türkiye introduced shared e-scooters in 2019, quickly expanding their presence.
Begüm Okudan, Selim Dündar
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Comparison of Total Trip Costs for Shared Micromobility and Public Transport: A Case Study in Košice
As urban areas face increasing congestion and environmental issues, shared micromobility has become a key solution for sustainable transport and ‘first- and last-mile’ connections.
Peter Tóth +2 more
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On the Regulation of Selected Externalities in the Modern Urban Environment in Slovakia
This paper analyses local authorities' ability in Slovakia to regulate negative externalities of selected urban services, specifically shared micromobility, short-term tourist rentals, and outdoor advertising.
Ján Mazur +2 more
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This paper investigates the spatiotemporal patterns and accessibility implications of shared e-scooter use in Tel Aviv, drawing on a complete year (2024) of trip-level data from all licensed providers.
Ada Garus +3 more
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Shared bike services are rapidly expanding across the globe due to their potential to alleviate urban transportation congestion, offer environmental benefits, and address first- and last-mile connectivity.
Yubin Lee, Farhaan Cooverji, Yihong Yuan
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Determining the Location of Shared Electric Micro-Mobility Stations in Urban Environment
Locating shared electric micro-mobility stations in urban environments involves balancing multiple objectives, including accessibility, profitability, sustainability, operational costs, and social considerations.
Ahmed Jaber +2 more
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As cities integrate e-scooters in line with the World Economic Forum’s vision for livable, sustainable urban environments, pedestrians are increasingly confronting new challenges in shared spaces.
M. Specktor, Y. Shiftan
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Flexcork—Sustainable Helmet Designed for Electric Micromobility
Micromobility is a topic of growing interest, powered by the introduction of shared electric bicycles and, especially, e-scooters. This type of mobility has recently gained a lot of popularity in large cities, bringing many benefits, such as greener ...
Miguel Mingote +3 more
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