Need something refreshing? We’ve got just the thing... We’ve updated theNUMO New Mobility Atlasto reflect changes to the dockless shared mobility landscape in cities around the world.
Here’s the lay of the land…
638 unique cities with dockless micromobility 🏙️
1,442 total dockless operations* 🚲🛵🛴
1,062 electric scooter operations 🛴
188 shared bike** operations 🚲
192 moped operations 🛵
Here's what's new...
303 new cities have welcomed dockless micromobility operators***
38 more operators since Q1 2021
256 new operations total since Q1 2021
Data from cities in China were removed because we were unable to verify that bikeshare operators were still running
And here are some highlighted insights...
Germany saw the biggest increase in dockless micromobility operations — by 94 new operations
The countries with the greatest number of dockless micromobility operations are:
The U.S. — 292 total operations
Germany — 234 total operations
Poland — 105 total operations
Barcelona, Spain, is the city with the most currently working dockless micromobility operations — 17 — followed by Milan, Italy, with 13 operators
The cities that experienced the greatest increase in number of dockless micromobility operations since Q1 2021 are:
Poznań, Poland — 📈 5 new operations
Red Deer, Canada — 📈 5 new operations
Vienna, Austria — 📈 5 new operations
The cities that witnessed the greatest decrease in number of dockless micromobility operators since Q1 2021 are:
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