This playbook is a continuously updated site that explores the core components of a comprehensive shared micromobility policy for local governments to consider.

Key findings

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In the past, mobility services were typically established by local governments through competitive procurement processes and public-private partnerships which were difficult and costly to establish, manage and expand.

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Now it is common for new mobility services to launch completely independent of local governments and without contracts, permits, or business licenses.

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Shared micromobility services have the opportunity to advance city goals related to equity, access to jobs and services, and the climate.

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