November 14, 2019 – INVERS Culture
People at INVERS – vol. 1
It's the people behind INVERS that makes us the leaders in shared mobility tech. We highlight team members in sales and business development, software, and supply chain.
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Shared mobility insights
Be in the know of the latest shared mobility industry trends, insights and information through our inspiring blog articles, thought-leader interviews, guides, and more.
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October 22, 2019 – Shared Mobility
Embracing the Local Mobility Culture
Each city has its own mobility culture that influences how people choose to get around, and this is an important factor to address to meet consumers’ mobility needs.
September 30, 2019 – Micromobility
The More Mopeds, the Better
Moped sharing is growing in Europe, but how about North America? Mopeds need to be a bigger part of the mobility ecosystem in cities of all shapes and sizes.
August 28, 2019 – Micromobility
Uncovering the Micromobility Opportunity
What makes a city more ready or attractive for kick scooter sharing operators? We used the Micromobility Readiness Score to gauge what factors are important.
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July 8, 2019 – Shared Mobility
Prioritizing High-Value Space: The Curbside
Examples show how prioritizing high-value space changes cityscapes, makes them more livable and gives shared services the chance to truly change how people get around.
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May 27, 2019 – Car Sharing
Car Rental Companies: Evolving with Consumer Needs
There are many opportunities for car rental companies to better service the changing needs of consumers, from service bundling to offering an automated rental process.
April 23, 2019 – Micromobility
Kick Scooter Sharing is the Gateway to Shared Mobility
Kick scooter sharing is gaining traction among all types of consumers. Transition theory explains why kick scooter sharing exploded in popularity.
March 27, 2019 – Micromobility
How Moped Sharing has Evolved
Moped sharing is gaining foothold in the shared mobility ecosystem - operators are now present in multiple cities, and there doesn't seem to be any limits to growth.
