Success factors for shared micromobility

This session in the series of shared transport webinars for local authorities and CoMoUK members focussed on the success factors for shared micromobility.

Agenda

• Introduction: Richard Dilks, CoMoUK
• “Why” - The impacts of shared micromobility: Dr Patrick Utz, CoMoUK
• “What” - getting the right mix of bikes, e-bikes, e-scooters: Patrick Donnelly, Beryl
• “Where”- getting the right operating area; density of bays & the role of infrastructure: Dominic Hughes, Forest
• “How” - Financial aspects: subsidy; sponsorship; permit costs: James Bolton, Voi
• “How 2”- Procurement: the pros and cons of different routes available; supportive tender specifications: Hal Stevenson, Lime
• “Who” - the demographics of users and key stakeholders: Mustafa Nicem Tanyeri, Tripy
• Questions and discussion

These sessions are only open to CoMoUK members and local authorities. If you would like to know more about membership or if you are an authority which is not already on our invite list please contact us at info@como.org.uk.

This session in the series of shared transport webinars for local authorities and CoMoUK members focussed on the success factors for shared micromobility.

Agenda

• Introduction: Richard Dilks, CoMoUK
• “Why” - The impacts of shared micromobility: Dr Patrick Utz, CoMoUK
• “What” - getting the right mix of bikes, e-bikes, e-scooters: Patrick Donnelly, Beryl
• “Where”- getting the right operating area; density of bays & the role of infrastructure: Dominic Hughes, Forest
• “How” - Financial aspects: subsidy; sponsorship; permit costs: James Bolton, Voi
• “How 2”- Procurement: the pros and cons of different routes available; supportive tender specifications: Hal Stevenson, Lime
• “Who” - the demographics of users and key stakeholders: Mustafa Nicem Tanyeri, Tripy
• Questions and discussion

These sessions are only open to CoMoUK members and local authorities. If you would like to know more about membership or if you are an authority which is not already on our invite list please contact us at info@como.org.uk.