Mobility Hubs Mobility hubs are on the way

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Much more than a bus stop, these new places and buildings are critical to our transportation future.

Mobility hubs are on the way

When properly sited, mobility hubs help communities make full use of their existing infrastructure and transportation network to offer a variety of mobility modes for a modest investment.

Utilizing existing infrastructure

Agencies want to reduce carbon emissions by getting people out of privately owned vehicles and into shared transportation by providing more efficient options.

Cutting emissions

Communities want to reduce vehicle traffic and need for parking. Hubs allow travelers to access mobility options and extend their trip efficiently without a personal vehicle.

Reducing traffic

Communities and organizations want to provide last mile transportation options for their workforce and community members to access jobs and daily necessities.

On-demand and last mile transit

Why we need mobility hubs

What mobility hubs offer

Choice

Accessibility

Scale

Offer multiple transportation options such as public transit, cycling, scooters, and car share.

Makes travel more convenient, reduces interruptions, and minimizes transition time.

Demand-responsive, mobility hubs can be scaled up or down to fit market demand.

Hub type: Heavy

Station

Mobility options allow users of transit to reach destinations beyond the transit station quickly and economically. Transforming a traditional station into a mobility hub with options such as e-bikes, e-scooters, or car hailing can extend travel for existing transit users.

Explore how mobility hubs can be integrated into communities.

Mobility hub buildings also attract cafés, retail, and services. Regional or municipal transit agencies with existing subway, commuter railway, or bus station infrastructure want to help travelers extend their trips and increase mass transit utilization.

Bus stop

station

Campus

Town

Event

EV rental /charging

Rideshare

Hub type: Moderate

Hubs can increase uptake of bus and rapid transit from those using micromobility. Agencies want to increase access to affordable shared transport and low carbon last mile transportation through investment in existing bus rapid transit (BRT) infrastructure.

Bus stop

A mobility hub can provide transit services at a key location on a well-traveled route. It serves more users with more options—from e-scooters to rideshare—to extend their trips beyond the bus/rail stop.

Hub type: Heavy

New mobility hubs and infrastructure support alternative mobility options for reaching campus and getting around inside it.

Healthcare and education institutions can increase access to bustling campuses without building more roads and parking by adding mobility hubs at central access points.

Campus

Hub type: Heavy

In a rural context, transit agencies can connect users with car share, car rental, and regional transit (rail/bus/ferry) access in their downtowns and make trips more affordable, equitable, and accessible.

Adding a mobility hub for town residents and visitors can provide transit services at a key location that will become a focal point for travelers.

Town

Transit card kiosk

Bike and e-bike rental/share

Scooter and e-scooter rental/share

Hub type: Light

At festivals, multiple temporary mobility hubs enable visitors to reach their destination by alternative means and relieve traffic bottlenecks.

To mitigate high conventional traffic for large events, cities and organizers can deploy temporary mobility hubs that are powered by renewables.

Event

Should a mobility hub be the cornerstone of your mobility strategy? We can help.

Our specialists work in every mode of transit and provide solutions across the full spectrum.

Transit and rail

We can leverage next generation solutions to enhance access to safe mobility options for all.

Smart(ER) mobility

Trip crossover

Mode switching

urban integration

Easy access

Selected components, technology, and strong urban design principles ensure that the mobility hub is widely accessible.

Mobility hubs are most effective at heavily traveled pathways and intersections where they allow users to extend their trips.

Mobility hubs allow for one to change from one mode to another within a trip.

The ideal hub blends in with the urban fabric without disruption. They’re either part of major transport hubs or tucked away organically, like a carshare/bus stop/bike share next to a little coffee shop.