Innovative business models shaping flexible and shared mobility in Central Europe Regions: lessons from the Shareplace project
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Investigating Travel Choices and On-Demand mobility
2020-03-04 10:15
Author(s): Gabriele Grea, Florian Kressler
Business models in sustainable mobility have evolved in the last decade at a dramatic pace, as a combination of a broader range of factors including social and behavioural change, competition and opening of service markets, sustainability driven public policies, technology and digitalization. Innovative business models for the integration of flexible and shared services into the local mobility networks represent one of the core outputs of the Shareplace Project, co-funded within the Interreg Central Europe Programme. The project is developing transferable solutions for a more integrated, accessible and harmonised mobility system in six central European regions.
2020-03-04 10:15
Author(s): Gabriele Grea, Florian Kressler
Business models in sustainable mobility have evolved in the last decade at a dramatic pace, as a combination of a broader range of factors including social and behavioural change, competition and opening of service markets, sustainability driven public policies, technology and digitalization. Innovative business models for the integration of flexible and shared services into the local mobility networks represent one of the core outputs of the Shareplace Project, co-funded within the Interreg Central Europe Programme. The project is developing transferable solutions for a more integrated, accessible and harmonised mobility system in six central European regions.
Investigating Travel Choices and On-Demand mobility
2020-03-04 10:15
Author(s): Gabriele Grea, Florian Kressler
Business models in sustainable mobility have evolved in the last decade at a dramatic pace, as a combination of a broader range of factors including social and behavioural change, competition and opening of service markets, sustainability driven public policies, technology and digitalization. Innovative business models for the integration of flexible and shared services into the local mobility networks represent one of the core outputs of the Shareplace Project, co-funded within the Interreg Central Europe Programme. The project is developing transferable solutions for a more integrated, accessible and harmonised mobility system in six central European regions.
2020-03-04 10:15
Author(s): Gabriele Grea, Florian Kressler
Business models in sustainable mobility have evolved in the last decade at a dramatic pace, as a combination of a broader range of factors including social and behavioural change, competition and opening of service markets, sustainability driven public policies, technology and digitalization. Innovative business models for the integration of flexible and shared services into the local mobility networks represent one of the core outputs of the Shareplace Project, co-funded within the Interreg Central Europe Programme. The project is developing transferable solutions for a more integrated, accessible and harmonised mobility system in six central European regions.
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