The MOBI-MIX cities are working to decarbonise road transport (cars in particular). Within the project, they will facilitate the private sector to more effectively implement Shared Mobility solutions (e.g. e-bikes, e-scooters, shared mopeds, docked bikes, shared cars) and MaaS solutions (the integration of various forms of transport services into a single mobility service accessible on demand). The aim is to reduce 365.000 kg of CO2-emissions by avoiding/replacing 2.6M fossil-fueled car-kilometres in the urban environments of 5 cities/regions in the 2 Seas area over the course of the project.

To foster long-term uptake, MOBI-MIX will:

1. Embed lessons learned and best practices in the urban mobility plans of the cites, serving 1.5M inhabitants, leading to a significant CO2 reduction beyond project lifetime
2. Create a comprehensive decision-making framework for urban mobility planners of cities across Europe to facilitate the implementation of MaaS and Shared mobility more effectively

To benefit the public and private sector within and outside the project consortium, MOBI-MIX will produce:

• 5 reports for the 5 public authorities showing the potential impact of different Shared Mobility- and MaaS solutions for their different geographical areas and target groups
• 1 handbook of the most promising PPP models for implementing Shared Mobility and MaaS
• 5 demonstrators (lasting 14 months) where private mobility providers more effectively implement green, shared vehicles, MaaS, and MOBI-hubs
• 5 improved urban mobility plans (based on SUMP guidelines)
• A decision-making framework for urban mobility planners of cities to integrate public-private collaboration models in
  their urban mobility planning strategies to ensure future uptake of more green, shared urban mobility- and MaaS
  solutions.
• 1 insight paper with experts and key policymakers reflecting on project outcomes, lessons learned and best practices

The MOBI-MIX partners have valuable first-hand experience to share. E.g., Antwerp has already piloted a first-generation MaaS solution, while Bremen (observer) has experience with mobi-hubs. Considering the shared ambitions of the project partners, the ability to share lessons learned will be useful.

Through 3 high-level round tables, involving international experts, policy organisations and 10 interested cities (through POLIS) will allow the cities of MOBI-MIX to benefit from knowledge that previously used to be out of reach.

The decision-making framework for cities to effectively use the most promising PPP models will be used by 3 other cities (observer partners e.g. Plymouth and POLIS members) in their own implementation plans for MaaS and Shared mobility.

Within MOBI-MIX, the cities are supported in their facilitation of implementation of Shared Mobility and Maas by knowledge partners on choice of mobility solutions and impact assessment, and BSOs involving the private sector.