Even before the pandemic it was apparent that urban mobility required a drastic change. With exponentially increasing populations in practically every major city and new shared mobility offerings yet to make any significant dent in private vehicle ownership, cities were faced with a choice: adapt, or suffer increasingly polluted, inefficient and congested streets. As such, more locations have turned to data-driven mobility management platforms to tackle these issues.
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