Micromobility is a transportation option that can be used for a variety of trip types, from short commutes, to first- and last-mile connections with transit, to inter-/intra-neighborhood trips. Micromobility refers to small, lightweight devices that:

• Typically operate at speeds below 25 km/h (15 mph)
• Can be human-powered or electric
• Can be shared or personally owned
• Are ideal for trips up to 10 km.

The Maximizing Micromobility report analyzes strategies cities can employ to integrate micromobility and pre-existing public transit systems. By doing so, these cities can build more efficient, affordable, and low-carbon urban landscapes for residents.

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