Extending Micromobility Deployments: A Concept and Local Case Study

Micromobility is a recent phenomenon that refers to the use of small human- or electric-powered vehicles such as scooters and bikes travel short distances, sometimes connect with other modes transportation bus, train, car. Deployments in major cities world have been both successful challenging. This paper reviews evolution micromobility services from shared bicycles, dockless systems, electric scooters. The authors evaluated benefits, deficiencies, factors adoption inform more rigorous extensive geospatial analysis will examine intersections land-use, public transit, socio-economic demographics, road networks, traffic. work conducted exploratory spatial data correlation publicly available datasets on land use, trip production, traffic, behavior. Data Washington D.C. served case study best practices for scaling deployments meet social, economic, mobility needs city.