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| GoHubs! New ways of transportation are introduced each day. The future of transportation may very well be shared, electric, and highly mobile. GoHubs! are intended to help us organize these modes. We provide information on how to access them and navigate the technology, and ultimately make it easier to get around Boston. |
Boston, United States of America | ||
| Hely |
Netherlands, Netherlands |
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| Hoppin
Hoppin bundles different mobility solutions that facilitate multimodality. The Hoppin brand was launched by the Flemish government in 2021. |
Flanders, Belgium |
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| LISA
LISA creates a new overall range of public transport, bicycles and innovative mobility concepts such as sharing and electromobility in lower austria. |
Austria |
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| MO.Point |
Vienna, Austria |
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| Mobilpunkte Nürnberg
At its meeting on March 10, 2016, the Traffic Committee of the Nuremberg City Council commissioned the administration to implement the concept developed for the first eight mobile stations in Nuremberg. A further 39 stations went into operation as part of the second expansion stage by February 2022. |
Nürnberg, Germany |
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| Move PGH At Mobility Hubs, you can choose your own transportation adventure between: Port Authority bus and T stops, Spin’s e-scooters, Healthy Ride’s bike-share bikes (soon be be e-bikes!), Scoobi’s e-mopeds, expanded carshare from Zipcar, Waze Carpool. Hand-in-hand with physical Mobility Hubs, Move PGH is working to develop a seamless transportation experience for you so you can plan, pay, and play while accessing all your transportation needs in Pittsburgh through a single app — Transit. |
Pittsburgh, United States of America | ||
| MoveBrussels
MoveBrussels is the MaaS application of the Brussels Capital Region in Belgium. The hubs are the physical part of the MaaS-app. |
Brussels, Belgium |
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| Points Mobilité
The "Points Mobilité" bundles different mobility solutions that facilitate multimodality. |
Wallonia, Belgium |
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| Seestadtflotte
The SeestadtFLOTTE is Seestadt's bike rental system. A total of 56 e-bikes and eight-speed bikes can be borrowed at various stations. The SeestadtFLOTTE is the first automatic bike rental system internationally that also offers e-cargo bikes. Children can also ride safely on the cargo bike. The rental is very easy and uncomplicated with the SeestadtCARD. |
Vienna, Austria |
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| Soul AMAT together with the Municipality of Milan and the Polytechnic Foundation of Milan participate in the European project SOUL (Smart mObility hUb pLatform) together with the cities of Barcelona and Eindhoven. The goal is to create a platform that can provide indications to municipalities on how to optimize intermodal hubs based on the real needs of citizens. Milan central station is one of them. |
Milan, Italy | ||
| Tim Österreich
Tim Carsharing provides centralized mobility hubs, which can be easily reached by public transport or bike. You also have the option to charge your own e car |
Graz, Austria |
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| WienMobil Stationen
WienMobil stations of Wiener Linien combine public transport with a wide range of services and sharing offers. |
Vienna, Austria |
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| ZüriMobil
At the ZüriMobil stations, changing from one means of transport to another is even easier. All offers of the mobility partners are only a few metres away from each other. |
Zürich, Switzerland |
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| easymobil |
Austria |
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| ehub Nijmegen
An eHUB is a meeting point in Nijmegen where various electric vehicles are located. These are shared means of transport that can be used by everyone. |
nijmegen, Netherlands |
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| hub hub network in Groningen-Drenthe region (North-East of the Netherlands) with common logo, wayfinding etc They offer public transit, travel info, wifi, bikeparking, hub-taxi sometimes other shared mobility and services like package lockers, water, toilets fitness appliances |
Netherlands |
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| ÖBB Rail & Drive |
Austria |
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| GoHubs! Boston, United States of America New ways of transportation are introduced each day. The future of transportation may very well be shared, electric, and highly mobile. GoHubs! are intended to help us organize these modes. We provide information on how to access them and navigate the technology, and ultimately make it easier to get around Boston.0 Hubs |
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| Hely Netherlands, Netherlands 1 Hub |
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| Hoppin Flanders, Belgium
Hoppin bundles different mobility solutions that facilitate multimodality. The Hoppin brand was launched by the Flemish government in 2021. 1 Hub |
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| LISA Austria
LISA creates a new overall range of public transport, bicycles and innovative mobility concepts such as sharing and electromobility in lower austria. 1 Hub |
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| MO.Point Vienna, Austria 1 Hub |
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| Mobilpunkte Nürnberg Nürnberg, Germany
At its meeting on March 10, 2016, the Traffic Committee of the Nuremberg City Council commissioned the administration to implement the concept developed for the first eight mobile stations in Nuremberg. A further 39 stations went into operation as part of the second expansion stage by February 2022. 1 Hub |
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| Move PGH Pittsburgh, United States of America At Mobility Hubs, you can choose your own transportation adventure between: Port Authority bus and T stops, Spin’s e-scooters, Healthy Ride’s bike-share bikes (soon be be e-bikes!), Scoobi’s e-mopeds, expanded carshare from Zipcar, Waze Carpool. Hand-in-hand with physical Mobility Hubs, Move PGH is working to develop a seamless transportation experience for you so you can plan, pay, and play while accessing all your transportation needs in Pittsburgh through a single app — Transit.0 Hubs |
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| MoveBrussels Brussels, Belgium
MoveBrussels is the MaaS application of the Brussels Capital Region in Belgium. The hubs are the physical part of the MaaS-app. 1 Hub |
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| Points Mobilité Wallonia, Belgium
The "Points Mobilité" bundles different mobility solutions that facilitate multimodality. 6 Hubs |
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| Seestadtflotte Vienna, Austria
The SeestadtFLOTTE is Seestadt's bike rental system. A total of 56 e-bikes and eight-speed bikes can be borrowed at various stations. The SeestadtFLOTTE is the first automatic bike rental system internationally that also offers e-cargo bikes. Children can also ride safely on the cargo bike. The rental is very easy and uncomplicated with the SeestadtCARD. 1 Hub |
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| Soul Milan, Italy AMAT together with the Municipality of Milan and the Polytechnic Foundation of Milan participate in the European project SOUL (Smart mObility hUb pLatform) together with the cities of Barcelona and Eindhoven. The goal is to create a platform that can provide indications to municipalities on how to optimize intermodal hubs based on the real needs of citizens. Milan central station is one of them.0 Hubs |
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| Tim Österreich Graz, Austria
Tim Carsharing provides centralized mobility hubs, which can be easily reached by public transport or bike. You also have the option to charge your own e car 2 Hubs |
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| WienMobil Stationen Vienna, Austria
WienMobil stations of Wiener Linien combine public transport with a wide range of services and sharing offers. 3 Hubs |
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| ZüriMobil Zürich, Switzerland
At the ZüriMobil stations, changing from one means of transport to another is even easier. All offers of the mobility partners are only a few metres away from each other. 1 Hub |
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| easymobil Austria 2 Hubs |
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| ehub Nijmegen nijmegen, Netherlands
An eHUB is a meeting point in Nijmegen where various electric vehicles are located. These are shared means of transport that can be used by everyone. 1 Hub |
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| hub Netherlands hub network in Groningen-Drenthe region (North-East of the Netherlands) with common logo, wayfinding etc They offer public transit, travel info, wifi, bikeparking, hub-taxi sometimes other shared mobility and services like package lockers, water, toilets fitness appliances1 Hub |
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| ÖBB Rail & Drive Austria 2 Hubs |