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February 9, 2022 – Expert Interviews, Micromobility, Shared Mobility
We asked Moritz Meenen, CEO of ElectricFeel AG, about the current state of the shared micromobility market, what he thinks operators need to do to have success in it, and what trends he sees for the future.
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February 1, 2022 – Shared Mobility
We at INVERS are looking forward to participating in-person at some of the leading mobility conferences in 2022; here is our selection of mobility events in Europe to watch out for in 2022.
November 24, 2021 – Micromobility, Shared Mobility
Shared micromobility contributes to the decarbonization strategies in urban transport. Moped sharing expert Enrico Howe takes a closer look at academic research and identifies the main drivers of GHG emissions in moped sharing and its environmental footprint.
November 10, 2021 – Micromobility, Shared Mobility
INVERS joined a discussion panel on challenges faced by micromobility systems at NABSA’s (North American Bikeshare and Scootershare Association) virtual conference at the end of October. Read how experts from various micromobility organizations are overcoming industry challenges.
November 5, 2021 – Micromobility, Shared Mobility
INVERS and mopedsharing.com launched the Global Moped Sharing Market Report 2021 during a digital event featuring a panel of industry experts. Read on for a recap of their thoughts on the current state and future trends of the industry.
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November 3, 2021 – Micromobility, Shared Mobility
The Global Moped Sharing Market Report is the go-to moped-specific resource in shared mobility. INVERS and mopedsharing.com provide valuable insights on the current state of moped sharing worldwide and trends to watch.
October 28, 2021 – Micromobility, Shared Mobility
Industry expert Scott Shepard highlights why close cooperation between shared micromobility providers and public authorities is key for a successful transformation of urban mobility. A more collaborative approach to integrating shared mobility options will ensure long-term sustainability.
October 25, 2021 – MaaS, Shared Mobility
On average, people are willing to walk about 400 metres to a bus stop and about 1 km to a rapid transit station, but many live further from public transit stops. Filling that gap by getting people who are further away connected to the nearest station has the potential to bring up to nine times as many passengers to public transit.