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Leuven tests shared bikes and cars at community hubs

In the coming year, the City of Leuven will set up their pop-up mobility hubs 'Hoppinpoints' at three Leuven neighborhood centers. Visitors to the centers can use the shared (cargo) bikes and cars for free. In this way, the city wants to remove possible barriers and further stimulate shared mobility...

Enhancing Shared Mobility Hubs: Insights from ShareDiMobiHub Academy

The ShareDiMobiHub project in the Interreg North Sea Region brought European cities and regions together for a 2-day Academy. This event focused on two important topics: making sure everyone can use shared and digital mobility hubs, and integrating these hubs into real estate....

ShareDiMobiHub discusses how to engage users in shared mobility hubs

Before the year ended, ShareDiMobiHub held a final thematic meeting with its partners. The focus was on improving communication and user engagement when implementing a shared and digital mobility hub strategy. The team discussed new strategies for better user interaction and digital integration, aim...

Digital dashboards and data at the thematic meeting in Hamburg

ShareDiMobihub held a thematic meeting on digital dashboards and shared mobility data during the project’s last partner meeting in the city of Hamburg....

ShareDiMobiHub partner meeting in Hamburg, Germany

Hamburg recently took the centre of ShareDiMobiHub activities as the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg) welcomed the project partners for our project meeting....

Shared Mobility on the map: Where can we find our shared vehicles?

Shared mobility has become a familiar concept and is now an integral part of our urban landscape. The Dutch province of Utrecht also sees opportunities to scale up shared mobility in both urban and rural areas. But do we actually have a clear overview of the current locations where shared vehicles a...

Amsterdam's Hub project update

Amsterdam is set to add 17 street hubs by 2024 to boost public transport and ehub networks, mainly in the West and Southeast districts. These hubs will promote shared mobility options, with some inner-city areas eyed for redevelopment. Future adaptations include converting private parking to share...

Mpact contributes to Brussels’ vision for the development of mobility hubs

Mpact, a project partner, has helped create a vision document for mobility hubs in Brussels in response to a request from Brussels Mobility. Drawing on their expertise and collaboration with local authorities, Mpact has identified strategic nodes for future hub development, influenced by their par...