Mobility Hubs:

Mobility Hubs are places of connectivity to bring different travel options together such as; walking, biking, transit, and shared mobility. Mobility hubs provide an integrated group of mobility services, amenities, and supporting technologies to enhance and connect high-frequency transit to an individual's origin of destination. A mobility hub can span several miles or just one, two, or three miles to provide on-demand travel choice for short trips around a community.

There are various forms of mobility hub services, amenities, and technologies which include the following:

• Bikeshare
• Carshare
• Neighborhood electric vehicles
• Bike parking
• Dynamic parking management strategies
• Real-time traveler information
• Real-time ridesharing
• Microtransit services
• Bike and pedestrian improvements
• Wayfinding
• Urban design enhancements

These features assist people connect to regional transit services and make short trips within the neighborhood and beyond. More advanced information technology integration provide travelers with necessary information ro find, access, and pay for transit and on-demand shared mobility services. The goal would be to provide an automated and connected transportation services to enhance mobility for travelers of all ages and abilities while fostering a safer environment for all mobility hub users.

Mobility hubs may result in a number of benefits such as; increased transportation choices for residents, employees, and visitors, decreased dependence on the private automobile, and reduced traffic congestion.