New & Shared Mobility Services

Cities need more than one solution to reduce congestion and open up transport to everyone. Shared mobility, e-bikes, e-mopeds, car sharing and Mobility as a Service (MaaS), can fill the gaps that private cars and traditional public transport leave behind, but only when the schemes are designed to work with how a city already moves.

Rolling these out well means coordinating city transport planners, mobility operators and citizens, and integrating new services with existing public transport, payment, and route planning systems. City authorities across Europe are working out how to make this coordination happen at scale.

Many municipalities coordinate these schemes through a formal SUMP, and we help you build the wider plan these services sit within.

Shared mobility only works when it plugs into how people already move. Disconnected schemes just add another app people won’t use.

Questions we help you answer

Which shared mobility services would work best for our city or region?
How do we integrate new mobility services with existing public transport, payment and booking systems?
What environmental and societal benefits can we expect, and how do we measure them?
How do we bring transport planners, operators and citizens together around a shared scheme?
Which cities have done this well, and what can we learn from them?
How do we estimate demand and emissions reductions before committing?

How we help

Scheme design & feasibility

Assess which shared mobility services fit your city’s needs and existing transport network.

System integration

Plan how new services connect with existing public transport, payment and route planning.

Stakeholder coordination

Bring transport planners, mobility operators and citizens together around a shared approach.

Emissions & impact estimation

Estimate the CO2, NOx and PM reductions your shared mobility scheme could deliver.

Pilot design & evaluation

Test new mobility services in real-world conditions before wider rollout.

Toolkits & guidance

Equip your organisation with the tools to plan and evaluate shared mobility systems.

Proven Track Record in Shared Mobility

SuSMo: Sustainable Shared Mobility

Helping cities design zero-emission shared mobility services that work with, not against, the existing transport system.

eBRT2030: Electric Bus Rapid Transit

Tracking the rapid expansion of zero-emission buses across Europe, from early pilots to grand-scale rollout of electric Bus Rapid Transit.

Ready to explore new & shared mobility services?

Talk to our team about designing shared mobility that fits how your city already moves.

Planning a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP)?

Shared mobility is often one part of a wider Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan. We help municipalities develop a full SUMP, from baseline assessment to EU-compliant monitoring, that puts shared and active mobility at the centre.