Improved implementation of shared mobility and MaaS to increase up-take of low-carbon transport in cities.

Programme 2014 - 2020 INTERREG V-A France - Belgium - The Netherlands - United Kingdom (Les Deux Mers / Two seas / Twee Zeeën)

Date of latest update: 2024-12-17

Description

Description (EN): MOBI-MIX aims to facilitate more effectively the implementation and adoption of green, shared vehicle, MaaS and Mobi-hubs of private mobility providers in the urban environments of 5 cities/regions to avoid/replace 2.6 M fossil-fueled car-kilometres during project lifetime.

Achievements (EN):

The MOBI-MIX project has made significant progress in implementing and experimenting with shared mobility solutions to reduce the use of private cars and their associated CO2 emissions. This was achieved by working with public authorities, research institutions, and experts from Europe and the US in five cities: Rotterdam, Antwerp, Mechelen, Norfolk, and Valenciennes. One of the major achievements of the project was the development of the MObility DEcisions (MODE) framework, which provided cities with an understanding of the real, causal impacts of mobility interventions. This framework is a valuable tool for cities to implement shared mobility measures effectively and sustainably. Another key output of the project was the creation of an implementation guide for cities, which provided guidance and best practices for effectively implementing shared mobility measures. This guide is a useful resource for cities looking to reduce the use of private cars and their associated CO2 emissions. In terms of collaborations, MOBI-MIX has worked with other projects like e-smartec, which aims to enable behavioural change in higher level mobility goals. The collaboration consisted of round tables at the final event, which brought together experts from both projects to share their knowledge and experiences. Another example is the collaboration with SOLUTIONS plus, an EU-funded project focused on the implementation of e-mobility. Throughout two days, the joint event gathered European frontrunners in the field of shared e-mobility, including 13 cities and local authorities and several public transport and micro-mobility operators, with the aim of exchanging experiences on shared e-mobility. Overall, the MOBI-MIX project has brought new opportunities in decarbonising road transport and reducing the use of private cars, through the development of the MODE framework, the implementation guide, and the collaborations with other projects. These outputs and collaborations will be valuable resources for cities seeking to implement shared mobility measures effectively and sustainably.

Website: https://www.futuremobility.expert

Delivered Outputs (EN):

To benefit the public and private sector within and outside the project partnership, MOBI-MIX produced: ● 10 demonstrators where private mobility providers more effectively implement green, shared vehicles, MaaS, and MOBI-hubs. ● 1 handbook of the most promising public/private collaboration models for implementing Shared Mobility and MaaS. ● 5 improved urban mobility plans (based on SUMP guidelines) integrating public/private partnerships and improved alignment with local policies ● A decision-making framework for urban mobility planners of cities to facilitate the implementation of MaaS and Shared mobility effectively to reduce CO 2. As a key deliverable, the project also produced an insight paper with experts and key policymakers reflecting on project outcomes, lessons learned and best practices. Check the “Outputs” section below to download related material and see “Main Achievements” section for further information about the achieved results.

Thematic information

Green technologies Urban development Transport and mobility

Specific Objective: Increase the adoption of low-carbon technologies and applications in sectors that have the potential for a high reduction in greenhouse gas emissions

Thematic Objective: (04) supporting the shift towards a low-carbon economy in all sectors by:

Investment Priority: (04f) promoting research and innovation in, and adoption of, low-carbon technologies

Partners (11)

Lead Partner: Gemeente Rotterdam

Department: Mobility department

Address: Wilhelminakade 177, 3072 AP Rotterdam, Netherlands

Legal status: public

Total budget: EUR 750 656.34

ERDF budget: EUR 450 393.81

CoMoUK

Name: CoMoUK

Department: Leeds office

Address: 1 King Street, LS1 2HH Leeds, United Kingdom

Legal status: public

Total budget: EUR 121 304.97

ERDF budget: EUR 72 782.98

Cambridge Cleantech

Name: Cambridge Cleantech

Department: Cambridge Cleantech

Address: Future Business Centre, Kings Hedges Rd, CB4 2HY Cambridge , United Kingdom

Legal status: private

Total budget: EUR 139 320.28

ERDF budget: EUR 83 592.17

Université Gustave Eiffel

Name: Université Gustave Eiffel

Department: Laborator Ville, Mobilité, Transport (LVMT)

Address: 20 rue Élisée Reclus, 59650 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cedex, France

Legal status: public

Total budget: EUR 225 493.32

ERDF budget: EUR 135 295.99

Technopôle Transalley (Association du Technopole Valenciennois)

Name: Technopôle Transalley (Association du Technopole Valenciennois)

Department: Transalley

Address: 180 rue Joseph-Louis Lagrange, 59300 Famars, France

Legal status: private

Total budget: EUR 130 323.87

ERDF budget: EUR 78 194.32

Valenciennes Métropole

Name: Valenciennes Métropole

Department: Economic Development

Address: 2 Place de l’Hôpital Général, CS 60227 Valenciennes, France

Legal status: public

Total budget: EUR 362 619.37

ERDF budget: EUR 217 571.61

POLIS

Name: POLIS

Department: Environment and Health in Transport

Address: Rue du Trône 98, 1050 Ixelles, Belgium

Legal status: public

Total budget: EUR 41 578.77

ERDF budget: EUR 24 947.26

City of Mechelen

Name: City of Mechelen

Department: Department of Projects and Planning, Team Mobility

Address: Reuzenstraat 1, 2800 Mechelen, Belgium

Legal status: public

Total budget: EUR 296 006.31

ERDF budget: EUR 177 603.78

Ghent University

Name: Ghent University

Department: The Social and Economic Geography (SEG) Research group

Address: St. Pietersnieuwstraat 33, 9000 Gent, Belgium

Legal status: public

Total budget: EUR 199 034.70

ERDF budget: EUR 119 420.82

Norfolk County Council

Name: Norfolk County Council

Department: Roads and Transport

Address: Martineau Lane, NR1 2DH Norwich, United Kingdom

Legal status: public

Total budget: EUR 327 481.75

ERDF budget: EUR 196 489.04

Stad Antwerpen

Name: Stad Antwerpen

Department: Department of city development

Address: Francis Wellesplein 1, 2018 Antwerpen, Belgium

Legal status: public

Total budget: EUR 338 723.07

ERDF budget: EUR 203 233.85

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CoMoUK

Improved implementation of shared mobility and MaaS to increase up-take of low-carbon transport in cities.

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Cambridge Cleantech

Improved implementation of shared mobility and MaaS to increase up-take of low-carbon transport in cities.

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Gustave Eiffel University

Improved implementation of shared mobility and MaaS to increase up-take of low-carbon transport in cities.

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Technopôle Transalley (Association du Technopole Valenciennois)

Improved implementation of shared mobility and MaaS to increase up-take of low-carbon transport in cities.

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Valenciennes Métropole

Improved implementation of shared mobility and MaaS to increase up-take of low-carbon transport in cities.

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Polis

Improved implementation of shared mobility and MaaS to increase up-take of low-carbon transport in cities.

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stad Mechelen

Improved implementation of shared mobility and MaaS to increase up-take of low-carbon transport in cities.

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Universiteit Gent

Improved implementation of shared mobility and MaaS to increase up-take of low-carbon transport in cities.

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Norfolk County Council

Improved implementation of shared mobility and MaaS to increase up-take of low-carbon transport in cities.

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Stad Antwerpen

Improved implementation of shared mobility and MaaS to increase up-take of low-carbon transport in cities.

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City of Rotterdam

Improved implementation of shared mobility and MaaS to increase up-take of low-carbon transport in cities.

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Project name (EN): Improved implementation of shared mobility and MaaS to increase up-take of low-carbon transport in cities.

Project acronym: MOBI-MIX

Project start date: 2020-03-02

Project end date: 2022-12-31

Project status: closed

Total budget/expenditure: EUR 2 932 542.75

Total EU funding (amount): EUR 1 759 525.63

Total EU funding (co-financing rate): 0.60%

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The PAV project: Future-proofing autonomous mobility in cities

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Data source: http://www.interreg2seas.eu/

Publication date: 2023-10-23

Document date: 2021-04-21

Languages: en

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