Sharing mobility

“Sharing mobility” refers to a transportation system in which multiple people share a vehicle instead of individually owning one. This approach aims to optimize the use of transportation resources and reduce the number of vehicles in circulation, thereby reducing traffic congestion, air pollution, and road congestion.

Within the context of sharing mobility, there are various modes of shared transportation, including:

• Car sharing: Renting a car only when needed, avoiding permanent ownership.
• Bike sharing: Making bicycles available for public use at designated stations or parking areas, allowing users to rent them for city travel.
• Ride sharing: Users share a vehicle with a driver who is traveling on a similar route, reducing the overall number of vehicles in circulation.
• Scooter sharing: Similar to bike sharing but with electric scooters or motorbikes available for rent.
• Van pooling: Groups of people with similar destinations share a van or minibus for transportation, reducing traffic and costs.

Sharing mobility can contribute to reducing environmental impact and improving the efficiency of the transportation system, as it allows existing resources to be utilized more effectively. It also provides flexible and convenient transportation solutions, especially in urban areas where traffic and parking availability can be challenging.