About two years ago the International Transport Forum (ITF) held its famous ‘Lisbon-study’ into the possibilities of reducing individual car-traffic and increasing shared transportation. It has now released a report that examines how cities can manage the challenges of geographical scale and of transition to shared mobility services.

The report explores how shared mobility can improve accessibility for users with impairments, and analyses the impacts of these services on the use of existing high-capacity public transportation and on access to jobs across the whole study area.

The report can be found here:

https://www.itf-oecd.org/sites/default/files/docs/transition-shared-mobility.pdf