Understanding Shared Mobility

What is shared mobility?

• A system where people own individual vehicles

• A transportation model where assets like cars and bikes are shared among users

• Public transit systems like buses and trains

• Personal transportation using private vehicles

Which of the following is an example of shared mobility?

• Subway

• Uber or Lyft

• Private car

• Walking

What is one major advantage of public transportation over personal vehicles?

• It’s always faster

• It reduces carbon emissions per passenger

• It has no cost for users

• It’s available 24/7 in all cities

Which of these is NOT typically considered a form of public transportation?

• Bus

• Subway

• Scooter sharing

• Train

Which of the following is a primary benefit of bicycle use in urban areas?

• High fuel efficiency

• Reduces air and noise pollution

• Faster than public transport

• Lower initial purchase cost than a car

How does pedestrian-friendly infrastructure benefit cities?

• Decreases public spaces for businesses

• Increases traffic congestion

• Reduces pollution and supports public health

• Discourages walking

What is a "mobility hub"?

• A central area for different transport options, including public, shared, and personal vehicles

• A large parking lot for personal vehicles

• A place where bicycles are stored

• A road designed exclusively for public buses

Which is a common challenge with shared mobility systems?

• They are too expensive for users

• Users need to own the vehicles

• Maintenance and rebalancing of assets

• They are widely available in all areas

What is a benefit of walking or cycling over other forms of urban mobility?

• It’s more expensive than shared mobility

• It reduces the need for large road infrastructure

• Requires gasoline

• Is mainly used for long-distance travel

Which transport option typically has the lowest carbon footprint per person?

• Public transportation

• Personal vehicle

• Walking or cycling

• Shared mobility like ridesharing apps