This DfT commissioned report looks at barriers for using shared mobility, factors driving demand and the potential impacts on traditional modes of transport.
A series of focus groups and in-depth interviews were conducted with people who use some kind of shared mobility.
The shared mobility types that we focused on were car clubs (e.g. Zipcar), web-based ride-sharing (e.g. Liftshare), ride-pooling (e.g. UberPool), car-pooling, and demand responsive transport (e.g. dial-a-ride).
After three packed days of content the first Virtual Smart Transport Conference has come to a close, but delegates can now gain free access to rewatch all the presentations during the show.
Videos can be accessed by heading to the Agenda & Live Stream section of the Virtual Smart Transport Conference event website and choosing sessions to watch from across the three days.
The event featured thought leadership presentations from over 45 key stakeholders from the public and private sector, with opening statements from transport minister Rachel Maclean (pictured) and Mayor for Greater Manchester Combined Authority Andy Burnham.
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