The MOBI-MIX project partners worked together with the aim of decarbonising road transport (cars in particular). 
Within the project, they sought to facilitate the private sector to 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) in a more effective approach. 
The aim was to reduce 365.000 kg of CO2-emissions by avoiding /replacing 2.6M fossil-fuelled car-kilometres in the urban environments of 5 cities in the 2 Seas area over the course of the project.
To foster long-term uptake, MOBI-MIX wanted to embed lessons learned and best practices in the urban mobility plans of the cites, serving 1.5M inhabitants and leading to a significant CO2 reduction beyond project lifetime. Additionally, they sought to 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 partnership, MOBI-MIX produced:

● 10 demonstrators where private mobility providers more effectively implement green, shared vehicles, MaaS, and MOBI-hubs.
● 1 handbook of the most promising public/private collaboration models for implementing Shared Mobility and MaaS.
● 5 improved urban mobility plans (based on SUMP guidelines) integrating public/private partnerships and improved alignment with local policies
● A decision-making framework for urban mobility planners of cities to facilitate the implementation of MaaS and Shared mobility effectively to reduce CO2.

As a key deliverable, the project also produced an insight paper with experts and key policymakers reflecting on project outcomes, lessons learned and best practices.

Check the “Outputs” section below to download related material and see “Main Achievements” section for further information about the achieved results.

MOBI-MIX was a project that brought together a diverse group of partners from different countries to work on shared mobility demonstrators. The ability to bring together a wide range of expertise and perspectives from different countries was a key achievement of the project. This cross-border cooperation allowed the project partners to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities related to shared mobility.
One of the key areas where the project partners were able to make significant progress was in the preparation of the demonstrators for interaction with the private sector. By working together and sharing knowledge and resources, the partners were able to develop a more effective approach for engaging with private companies and encouraging them to adopt shared mobility solutions.
Another important achievement of the Mobi-Mix project was the ability to thoroughly analyse the results of the shared mobility demonstrators. By collaborating across borders, the partners were able to draw on a wide range of data and expertise to understand the impacts and outcomes of the demonstrators. This allowed them to identify key areas for improvement and develop strategies for implementing more effective and sustainable shared mobility solutions.
The MOBI-MIX project demonstrated the value of cross-border cooperation in addressing complex challenges related to sustainable urban mobility. By working together, the project partners were able to achieve a level of understanding and progress that would not have been possible if they had worked in isolation. The results of the project will be useful for other cities and regions looking to improve the sustainability of their mobility systems.