Managing Micromobility

Published 9 June 2020

Mobility service operators have come under the spotlight during the COVID-19 crisis facing new challenges in terms of reducing the risk of infection through shared vehicles. Yet with many essential workers reluctant to use public transport services some shared mobility services have proven to be a popular choice in urban areas. Their wider introduction affects all public and private landowners because micromobility vehicles may be used and/or parked on private land. These vehicles present opportunities and risks for landowners, which can be navigated with some forward planning.

Martin Wedderburn, a leading transport consultant, shares his views on the opportunities presented by this evolving form of transport.

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