Micromobility, Equity and Sustainability Roundtable
Micromobility offers cities an opportunity to address congestion, emissions and air quality. This Roundtable examines micromobility trends and reviews its benefits and social costs, with the aim to help develop governance frameworks and regulations that maximise the contribution of e-scooters, electric bikes and pedal bikes to more sustainable mobility and minimise any negative effects, particularly for pedestrians.
Micromobility, Equity and Sustainability
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Summary and Conclusions
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Micromobility, Equity and Sustainability
Roundtable Report, 6 September 2021Micromobility offers cities an opportunity to address congestion, emissions and air quality. This report examines micromobility trends and reviews its benefits and social costs, with the aim to help develop governance frameworks and regulations that maximise the contribution of e-scooters, electric bikes and pedal bikes to more sustainable mobility and minimise any negative effects, particularly for pedestrians.
Papers and presentations
Papers and presentations
New Zealand’s Regulatory System for Shared/Rental Micromobility
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Presentation, slides, speech, 17 March 2021
Ministry of Transport, New Zealand
Donkey Republic Sustainability Framework
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Presentation, slides, speech, 17 March 2021
Donkey Republic Bike-share
Scooters Are Here, But Where Do They Go?
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Presentation, slides, speech, 17 March 2021
University of Oregon
Scooters Are Here, But Where Do They Go?
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Discussion Paper, 17 March 2021
University of Oregon, Eugene
This paper examines how 37 US cities regulate scooter parking. It analyses rates of improper scooter parking and discusses how cities can employ scooter regulations, in conjunction with other policies, to realise broader goals such as promoting sustainability and mobility.
Micromobility Policies for Sustainable Transport: Bogota and Mexico City Case Studies
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Presentation, slides, speech, 17 March 2021
Dezba, Mexico City
Micromobility Policies for Sustainable Transport
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Discussion Paper, 18 March 2021
Consultant for Sustainable Mobility and Urban Development
This paper analyses regulations that support non-motorised mobility in Bogotá and Mexico City. It reviews the promotion of bicycles as a sustainable alternative to cars and the rapid implementation of cycling lanes as a substitute for public transport under the Covid-19 crisis. It also discusses the renewed interest in support for dockless micromobility sharing systems. It focuses on subsidies and revision of regulations as avenues to ensure that micromobility will make a durable contribution to sustainable mobility in these cities.
Enabling Micromobility’s Full Potential through Good Regulation
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Presentation, slides, speech, 17 March 2021
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