Event
03/05/2022 Online

eHUBS 4th webinar: Planning and evaluation of eHUBS

 

Would you like to know more about how to plan eHUBS in your city or region?

Would you like to know how to evaluate eHUBS?

The eHUBS project is happy to invite representatives of local authorities, city planners, researchers, shared and electric mobility experts and providers to a one-hour webinar, where we will present and discuss the topic of planning and evaluation of eHUBS.

The webinar will take place on Tuesday 3 May 2022 from 11.00 to 12.00 CEST.  

Experts from eHUBS will discuss their experiences of planning mobility hubs in their cities over the past years. eHUBS representatives will be joined by the MOBI-MIX project, which will present their MObility DEcisions (MODE) framework.

Speakers lineup:

  • Hilke Evenepoel, City of Leuven
  • Sarah Kumeta, Transport for Greater Manchester
  • Joan Estrada, Bax Company (MOBI-MIX project)

The webinar will be moderated by Bram Seeuws, Autodelen.net.

Take a look at the agenda of the webinar.

Registration is possible via this link

 



Topics
Electromobility and alternative fuels New and shared mobility services


Staff member(s)
Daniel Herrera Meek Karen Vancluysen
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