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European Index Launch Event

The European Shared Mobility Index Annual Review 2024 is on the way!

To get hold of the key insights before anyone else, join us at 3pm on 12th March for a webinar with Aon, Lyft Urban Solutions and Voi.

In this session, we’ll be:

• Sharing the key numbers on the size of the shared mobility market

• Reflecting on the positives and negatives from 2024

• Discussing concrete examples that illustrate the study’s findings

Book your spot now!

🇧🇪 Shared mobility in Belgium shows positive growth

Way To Go (formerly Autodelen.net) released their annual report last week, detailing figures about the evolution of shared mobility in Flanders and Belgium. Below are some findings from the report:

More than 40,000 shared vehicles were available in Belgium by the end of 2024, including 21,721 bikes and 18,764 scooters. Shared bikes and scooters racked up 24 million trips in 2024.

Over 4,600 shared cars were operating in Flanders in 2024, an 11% increase on 2023. Free-floating shared cars accounted for 40.7% of all shared cars. Furthermore, the number of car sharing users rose 22% to 46,000, and trips rose 27% to 749,000.

For more information about the evolution of fleets in Belgium and the rest of Europe, don’t forget to register to the launch event of the European Shared Mobility Index!

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CITY UPDATES 🌐

Arnhem (NL) | Moped signposts to indicate shared scooter parking, after complaints over parking.

Berlin (DE) | Senate stops plans for scooters to be parked for free in car parking spaces.

Bilbao (ES) | City reinforces vigilance of scooters and bikes.

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INDUSTRY NEWS 🗞️

Bird posts first-ever profitable year ($19.2m adjusted EBITDA).

Flanders region sees car sharing trips increase 22%.

Lime’s gross bookings are up 31.5% to $810m in 2024.