Tag: car sharing
Learning from the STARS: Findings & the Future of Car Sharing in Europe
“Learning from the STARS: Findings & the Future of Car Sharing in Europe”, the final event of the STARS project will be held in Bremen (Germany), from 13-14 February. After 2.5 years, STARS – Shared mobility opporTunities And challenges foR European citieS – is about to end and deliver its final outcomes on the diffusion of car sharing in Europe
Come to Bremen for the STARS final event!
Register now for the final event of the STARS project organised in Bremen (Germany), from 13-14 February: “Learning from the STARS: Findings & the Future of Car Sharing in Europe”! Conference Workshop After 2.5 years, STARS – Shared mobility opporTunities And challenges foR European citieS – is about to end and deliver its final outcomes on the diffusion of
Save the date for the final event of the STARS project!
Mark your calendar for the final event of the STARS project organised in Bremen (Germany), from 13-14 February: “Learning from the STARS: Findings & the Future of Car Sharing in Europe”. After 2.5 years, STARS – Shared mobility opporTunities And challenges foR European citieS – is about to end and deliver its final outcomes on the diffusion of car sharing
STARS Webinar 2: Bringing car sharing into the European cities
Don’t miss the STARS webinar n°2 on Friday 20th of September, from 11 am to 12:30 pm! After examining the current status and available business models of car sharing in Europe in the first STARS webinar, this new online session will further discuss the STARS results from the perspective of local authorities. Local authorities have the power to influence car sharing through policies and stakeholder
Bremen, a STARS partner, published a new report on car sharing
The English version of the report on the impacts of car sharing in Bremen (Germany) is avalaible here. The City of Bremen is part of the 9 partners involved in the STARS project. Discover who they are here.
Save the date for the STARS & MoTIV Mobility Workshop!
In the framework of the CIVITAS Forum 2018, the STARS and MoTIV projects invite you to be part of a joint workshop and answer the following question, using examples from Madrid and Budapest: Is car sharing crucial to the future of sustainable urban mobility in Europe? WHEN: Thursday 20th September 2018 4:30 pm – 6 pm Attendance is free WHERE:
STARS first results
If you would like to learn more about car sharing in Europe, have a look at the first results of the STARS project. You will find the abstracts of the first STARS deliverables clicking in the list below: D2.1 Car sharing in Europe: a multidimensional classification and inventory (abstract) D2.2 Key technology and social innovation drivers for car sharing (abstract)
Car sharing and rock music on stage!
How does mixing car sharing with rock music sound? It might seem strange, but this combo gave really good vibes in Aalst (Belgium). Organised by Taxistop and Autodelen (a STARS partner), the one-day Shared Mobility Rocks event brought together shared mobility experts and rock music lovers. “This is the Woodstock of mobility!” said Michael Glotz-Richter, Senior Project Manager in Sustainable Mobility
European car sharing is multidimensional
The world of car sharing is evolving rapidly and the need for a broad overview of the current state of the European car sharing scene is becoming increasingly apparent. Work package 2, and more specifically Deliverable 2.1, is the starting point of the STARS-project and will serve as the basis for many tasks that will follow. In order to gain
5 car sharing business models in Europe
An analysis of car sharing business models in Europe was carried out as part of the STARS project. The final report will be available for download in the months to come on the STARS website. Initial results reveal five basic types, but a huge diversity of interpretations. Despite mixed strengths and weaknesses, as well large differences in the scale and
EU HORIZON 2020 PROJECT
The STARS project received funding from the H2020 Programme under grant agreement n°769513.
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