The European project moses (mobility services for urban sustainability) was the first dedicated European research project on car sharing. With partners from all over Europe, coming from operators, research and authorities, the moses proejct laid the ground for many follow-up projects – but more important: it was a starting point for car sharing services in Belgium, in London and in Italy. The City of Bremen as coordinator presented already some experience and the moses project gave the background to establish car sharing stations (‚mobil.punkt‘) on public street space – another success story of moses.
May 2002, begin of a success story: Kick-off of car sharing (cambio) in Belgium / Namur by Wallonian Minister for Transport, José Darras
The cooperation of public transport and car sharing is another achievement of moses. The UITP Bremen paper describes the vision of integrating car sharing into urban development and the synergy within a wider understanding of mobility services.
download: Bremen paper
moses workshop Bremen with UITP
