Thirty-seven percent of shared micromobility trips replaced a car trip, according to 2020-2023 North American survey data.
November 25, 2024
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Thirty-seven percent of shared micromobility trips replaced a car trip, according to 2020-2023 North American survey data. Another 13% of micromobility trips replaced transit trips. About 35% of Micromobility trips replaced walking. replaced walking trips. New trips, which would not have been taken had micromobility not been available, accounted for 5% and personal bike 9%.
Notes: “Other” includes other shared micromobility, personal e-scooters, and non-identified other options. Includes data from the following systems: Arlington, Arvada, Boulder, Calgary, Chicago, Lincoln, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Norfolk, North Vancouver, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Quebec City, Red Deer, Santa Monica, Seattle, Somerville, St. Petersburg, Tucson, Washington D.C., and Veoride (national data).
Source: North American Bikeshare and Scootershare Association (NABSA), 5th Annual Shared Micromobility State of the Industry Report, 2024.