Sharing mobility services in Italian cities are starting to grow again. The micro-mobility monopolizes l 'offer and Milan is the city with the most offer.
Three days of training on the use of the vehicle dedicated to the youngest. The Councillor for Mobility: "There are specific rules that you need to know in order to use it"
The speed limit drops from 25 to 20 km / h and remains the limit of 6 km / h in pedestrian areas. It is expressly sanctioned the prohibition of parking on pavements
Corporate shared mobility is constantly growing. Is shared corporate mobility spreading with constantly growing numbers and does it still have ample room for development in front of it. Essentially for two reasons.
Provided by law since 1998, the role of the Mobility Manager was strengthened in 2020 with the Relaunch Decree and made mandatory for companies over 100 employees with a specific decree in May 2021. Objective: to create a home-work travel plan that is essential with the increase of smart working due to the pandemic
In the Gazzetta the Ministerial Decree for the implementation of the Relaunch Decree; 50 million in contributions from Sostegni bis Piani by November 23 The number of employees that falls within the ceiling of 100 is wide
Generali Assicurazioni enters the capital of Ridemovi, a micro-mobility company active in Italy and Spain. A new step in Generali's sustainability strategy, and an important milestone for Ridemovi, which will double its fleets and open new markets in Europe and outside the EU
First 4 million for projects in Bari, Milan, Naples, Padua, Palermo, Pisa and Rome.
The idea comes from the start-up Totem, headed by the Punch automotive group
Here are some tips to approach the micro-mobility revolution with grace, intelligence and compassion.
Smart Mobility Report: Italy is back on electric vehicles but there is a boom for scooters
Lately the issue of sustainable mobility and in this case of electric micro-mobility are topics that are taking up more and more space in the problems that Italy is facing.
From 2017 it is mandatory for cities over 100 thousand inhabitants to adopt the Urban Sustainable Mobility Plans