David Philipson

The transition to electric or hydrogen vehicles will not solve all of the current challenges the transport network faces. Shared mobility can offer cost-effective, sustainable, and environmentally friendly solutions, accessible to all levels of society.In this book you will learn about car club, e-bike and e-scooter rental schemes and their role in reducing emissions and improving journey times, as well as the factors local authorities and operators must consider for successful deployment.Upon completion you'll have a deep understanding of the key trends, policies and innovations in the industry and have the confidence to evaluate the benefits and impacts of shared mobility schemes in real-world applications.Sustainable transport options for urban environmentsTest your knowledge as you goUncomplicated takeaways and definitionsWho is this book for?This book is designed for those of you who are new to the low carbon transport sector, either at the start of your career or retraining, as well as professionals responsible for sustainability and net zero targets. It will be of particular interest to anyone who plans on using or implementing shared mobility schemes.Why should you read it?This is a crucial time for transport and this rapidly evolving sector will soon form an integral part of the transport network. This book will allow you to develop your knowledge in the key areas so you can stay ahead of the curve.Who are Cenex?Cenex is the UK's first Centre of Excellence for Low Carbon and Fuel Cell Technologies with over 15 years' experience developing innovative technologies and strategies to lower transport emissions.

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