Detailed description (English): The Capital Region of Denmark, together with Kinto, Green Mobility, Dott, and the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), has received a grant of nearly DKK 10 million from the EU’s Horizon Europe to establish mobility hubs and test shared mobility services outside the largest urban areas. This aims to strengthen the existing public transport system by combining it with private mobility services.
Users will book and pay for their trips directly to the providers of shared cars and bikes. As a new initiative, they will test their business concepts specifically targeting customers in the outskirts of Copenhagen, where car ownership is significantly higher than in the cities.
Mobility hubs will be established in several locations: Nærum Station, Kulturcenter Mariehøj, Holte Station/Holte Midtpunkt, Birkerød Station/Birkerød Hovedgade, Vedbæk Station, Skodsborg Station, and DTU Science Park (private area). Here, users can primarily pick up and drop off shared bikes and cars, but in practice, they will also be able to leave shared bikes and cars in other locations within and outside the municipality.
This is a pilot project, supported by nearly DKK 10 million from the EU, which will test shared mobility with three providers from August 2024 to August 2025. The trial is part of a larger European Horizon Europe project, testing various elements and topics of shared mobility in cities such as Porto, Munich, Helsinki, Turin, Amsterdam, and Paris.
The scope of the trial includes 200 Dott shared bikes, 12 Kinto Share cars, and 20 GreenMobility vehicles.
Detailed description (original language): Region Hovedstaden har sammen med Kinto Share, Green Mobility, Dott og Danmarks Tekniske Universitet fået et tilskud på knap 10 mio. kr. fra EUs Horizon Europe til at etablere mobilitetshubs og teste delemobilitet uden for de største byområder, og dermed styrke den eksisterende kollektive trafik i kombination med private mobilitetstjenester.
Brugerne skal selv booke og betale for deres ture direkte til udbyderne af delebiler og delecykler - som noget nyt vil de afprøve deres forretningskoncepter målrettet kunder i oplandet til København, hvor bilejerskabet er en hel de højere end i byerne.
Der etableres markerede HUBs flere steder: Nærum Station, Kulturcenter Mariehøj, Holte Station / Holte Midtpunkt, Birkerød Station / Birkerød Hovedgade, Vedbæk Station, Skodsborg Station, DTU Science Park. (Privat område)
Her kan man som udgangspunkt hente og aflevere delecykler og delebiler, men i praksis kan man også sætte din delecykel og delebil en række andre steder i og uden for kommunen. Der er tale om et forsøg, hvor der med direkte støtte fra EU på knap. 10 mio. kr. vil blive testet delemobilitet med tre udbydere fra august 2024 frem til august 2025. Forsøget er en del af et større europæisk Horizon Europe projekt – hvor der testes forskellige elementer og emner inden for delemobilitet i byer, som Porto, München, Helsinki, Torino, Amsterdam og Paris.
Omfanget af forsøget: 200 Dott delecykler, 12 Kinto Share delebiler og 20 GreenMobility
Region Hovedstaden laver desuden en plan for udbredelse i hele regionen, DTU evaluerer data og Helsingborg Stad er sparringspartner.
Target group(s): Mobility providers, municipalities and private land owners
Objectives: Mobility planning and test with shared mobility in suburbs and peri-rural areas.
Partner: Public entities: Capital Region of Denmark, City of Rudersdal, Helsingborg Stad
Private entities; Dott, Kinto Share, GreenMobility, DTU Science Park
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