Shared Mobility

Shared mobility – using rather than owning

Shared mobility refers to all forms of transport that are shared, available at short notice and on demand, without being owned by any one person. These modes of transport are publicly accessible and are usually hired. They include, for example:

Bicycles, pedelecs and cargo bikes in bike-sharing schemes
Cars and electric cars in car-sharing
Electric vehicles such as e-scooters or e-mopeds

The expansion of shared mobility is a key component in complementing traditional public transport and cycling in Munich and the surrounding region. This makes it possible to organise mobility without owning a car in a more convenient and flexible way.

Based on the principle of ‘using rather than owning’, resources such as land are conserved and demand-driven, individual mobility behaviour within the eco-friendly transport network is supported.

Mobility points

Mobility hubs are places where various transport options are brought together. At these hubs, several transport options are available in one location. These primarily include public transport and sharing schemes, but also other services.

Car-Sharing

Combining public transport with cycling or cargo bikes makes getting around more flexible. You can find more information on bike-sharing here.

Bike-Sharing

Combining public transport, cycling and cargo bikes makes getting around more flexible. You can find more information on bike-sharing here.

Scooter-Sharing

There are various scooter hire schemes in Munich. The range includes everything from electric scooters to electric kick scooters, which are particularly well suited for covering short distances quickly.