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Home > Projects > MOBY: Living lab e-micromobility

MOBY: Living lab e-micromobility

In the MOBY project conditions for e-micromobile usage concerning regulatory, planning, safety, legal- and financial aspects have been analysed. Several outputs and publications were created within the work-packages of the project.

Project summary

MOBY focuses on the impacts of e-micromobility on cities, traffic, safety and public spaces by integrating knowledge from the pilot cities

Project start:

1 January 2020

Budget:

720.000

Context

MOBY focusses on the impacts of e-micromobility on cities, traffic, safety and public spaces by integrating knowledge from the pilot cities. The project focuses on how transport, and in particular public transport, can be strengthened and made more attractive if e-micromobility is integrated into the traffic systems of European cities.

Challenge

The assessment of the current situation of e-micromobility in the cities useful for municipalities Specific safety aspects of e-micromobility, inluding an analysis and understanding of main safety problems and safety priorities

Expected outcome

Framework to be used for the assessment of the current situation of e-micromobility in the cities useful for municipalities was developed. Best practices and results of e-micromobile integration potentials haven been intentified and analysed with calculations, visualisations and proposals. Specific safety aspects of e-micromobility, inluding an analysis and understanding of main safety problems and safety priorities have been established based on accident frequencies, severities and suitable measures and techniques/technologies for safety improvement were derived.

Project partners

Silver

France

Ynstant

Silver

Spain

RMIT Europe

Silver

Spain

Parkunload

Project Lead

Wolfgang Inninger

Wolfgang.inninger@iml.fraunhofer.de