This online course offers a comprehensive introduction to mobility hubs and their role in reducing car usage in cities. You’ll explore different types of mobility hubs, learn key success factors, and understand common challenges. Featuring insights from leading experts and practical design principles, the course provides a step-by-step guide to designing and implementing mobility hubs.
- Gain a clear understanding of mobility hubs: Learn what they are, why they are created, and their impact.
- Discover key success factors and challenges: Understand the main factors that lead to successful mobility hubs and the hurdles practitioners have faced.
- Develop practical knowledge and skills: Learn how to decide if and how mobility hubs can be implemented?
This course is aimed at urban transport professionals, especially urban and transport planners as well as employees of companies operating public and shared transport.
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Jens Müller
Jens is a sustainable mobility expert with 15 years of experience. He holds a master’s degree in European economic studies and previously worked on transport policy in the European Parliament. He is passionate about innovative solutions that enhance quality of life while protecting the climate. He currently consults for clean transport NGOs, local authorities, and companies from the shared mobility and public transport sector.
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You can access and participate in the course for free. If you want to earn a certificate upon completion, you can purchase it. The certificate will be accessible only once the course is successfully completed. Read more here.
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Stepan Glushkov
The course relies heavily on text over videos, which may feel less engaging. Adding real-world examples and a clearer explanation of the holistic approach would enhance understanding. It lacks coverage of recent deliverables on mobility hubs, and while it covers car-sharing basics, deeper insights as well as practical applications would make the material more comprehensive and impactful.
Michal Rieback
The course gave me a lot of information about how (and why) to plan a mobility hub. There were a lot of things that I didn't think to think about. It would be interesting to take a sequel course with a focus on the relationship between mobility hubs and urban planning (Like Michael said in the video: one of the keys to a successful mobility hub network is a city that allows travel without a car).
ABHISHEK VAIJALE
recently completed the "Implementing Mobility Hubs" course, and I'm still buzzing with excitement! It's truly eye-opening. I never realized the potential of mobility hubs to transform our cities. The course delves into the nitty-gritty of planning, designing, and operating these hubs. I'm amazed at how much I learned about the strategies involved and the real-world impact they can have.
Ted Kantrowitz
I wish I had retained more and am re-visiting the course website for a refresh. This is a bit sad in my view as the topic is very important; perhaps it's me, or perhaps a follow-up communication, a short quiz via email, or note-taking in the course, or some other reinforcement would make a significant difference.
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Thanks for taking the time to share your specific feed-back, Stepan. This is useful for future improvements to this or other courses.
We might not be able to include all these things in a 2-hour course, but there are definitely things I will look into.