The Urban Mobility Transition – The Social Roadmap to Shared Micro-Mobility Services

E-scooters and e-bikes have become a global phenomenon over the last couple of years. Hundreds of shared micro-mobility services compete on the market, constantly scrutinised against each other on the European streets and on social media. 

During the last couple of years, several services have claimed to take part in reducing city carbon emissions, and thereby revolutionising urban mobility transportation. However, researchers argue that E-scooters and E-bikes often replace already climate-friendly journeys like public transport or walking rather than private car trips.