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Mobihubs are proposed as a solution to make transport more efficient by regaining street space and increasing accessibility of cities and regions. Mobihubs would be hubs that connect various transportation options like carpooling, car sharing, on-demand transport, and enable innovations in technical, social, and political approaches through public awareness campaigns. The document discusses the potential impact of shared mobility and how mobihubs could serve as connected hubs with various transportation solutions nearby to enable the most efficient mobility.

Mobihubs in Flanders
@Angelo_Meuleman
2018.09.27

Summary:
We need mobihubs to make transport more
efficient!
That’s how we will regain street space and
make cities and regions more accessible!

3
Concrete solutions
Carpool-app
Car-Sharing
On-demand transport
Innovation
Technical
Social
Awareness
Political
Public campaigns

More use since cambio-membership
Less use
21% 9,8% 19,3% 17,9% -23,6%

Planning
Organising
Decision making
Problem solving
 Control
Frontal lobe
Learning  Conditioning
Emotions
Automatic pilot
 Habits
Limbic lobe
8

Evolution of car usage
9
• Traditional car-ownership
• First generation of car-sharing
• 2nd generation: ride-sourcing,
free-floating car-sharing

10
305 kcal
Mobility challenge of the future
Keep car usage in the frontal lobe
305 CO2305 €

Price/km instant
visible
 No free km
Benchmark with other modes
Not closer than other modes
Car usage in
frontal lobe
Incentives/Gamification
 Conditioning
MaaS and Multimodal transport as
habit
Shared and collective transport
nearby
Sustainable modes
in limbic system
11
Mobility challenge of the future

Connected
• Mobihubs
Offline - Bricks
Connected
• MaaS + multi-modal routeplanning
Online - Bytes
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Most efficient mobility

Mobihubs:
Every transport solution nearby

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Car-Sharing (car club)
Bicycle facilities
Collective transport stop
Accessible
Basic criteria

EV charging
Package wall
Public bike pump
Step parking
…
Transport related
WIFI
Smartphone charging
Post box
Fitness
…
Anything else:
Practical and fun!
16
Optional functionalities

To enable inter- & multimodality in
every neighbourhood
Recognisability
Reflex for urban designer
Digital and physical connectivity
Objectives

21
Are new mobility services asking for hubs?

What about a mobihub network in
the UK?
@angelo_meuleman

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