Minneapolis is set to unveil its second tranche of four mobility hubs, following the first rollout in three-month, as part of a September pilot. The final four will be launched in northeast Minneapolis in November. The hubs offer residents a range of transportation possibilities such as bikes and e-scooters, bus stops and signage that points people to nearby destinations, while data gathered during the trial is set to shape a long-term scheme. By 2050, Minneapolis aims to reduce car use by 37% and emissions by 80%.
Minneapolis is set to unveil its second tranche of four mobility hubs, following the first rollout in September, as part of a three-month pilot. The final four will be launched in northeast Minneapolis in November. The hubs offer residents a range of transportation possibilities such as bikes and e-scooters, bus stops and signage that points people to nearby destinations, while data gathered during the trial is set to shape a long-term scheme. By 2050, Minneapolis aims to reduce car use by 37% and emissions by 80%.