City co-operation essential for shared mobility success in Germany

It’s rare to find a Berliner with serious gripes about the city’s public transport. The combination of the U-Bahn subway, S-Bahn light rail, tram network and 24-hour buses serves the German capital’s three and a half million residents well, along with the five million plus international visitors it receives annually. Factor in taxis, and it becomes difficult to imagine what room exists for additional services.