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Shared Mobility Counter

100

Regions with Bikeshare

105

Regions with Dockless Micromobility

295

Regions with Carshare

435

Regions with Ridehailing

Regions with Autonomous Vehicle Pilots

“Region” = Census Metropolitan Statistical Areas + Micropolitan Statistical Areas in North America and equivalent in CA/MX

*Sources: Bureau of Transportation Statistics Open Data Catalogue, New Urban Mobility Alliance Atlas, Uber, Lyft, Carsharing Association/Movmi, Bloomberg Aspen Initiative on Cities and Autonomous Vehicles, individual peer-to-peer carshare providers.