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15 people in 10 cars: Capetonians aren't carpooling. Here's how the city wants to change it

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Cape Town's traffic problems are multifaceted. The fact that not many people carpool in the city doesn't help.

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15 people in 10 cars: Capetonians aren't carpooling. Here's how the city wants to change it

Cape Town's traffic problems are multifaceted. The fact that not many people carpool in the city doesn't help.

6 days ago·South Africa

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Irish Independent

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Mobility eHubs pilot scheme aims to get shared transport plan moving

Not every driver has a car and not every cyclist has a bike but a pilot scheme of public mobility hubs aims to show that sharing a set of wheels can be every bit as good.

7 days ago·Ireland

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Connacht Tribune

Ireland's first hub offering shared EVs established in Galway city - Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Ireland’s first hub to offer shared electric cars, e-bikes and e-cargo bikes has been established in Galway city. The eMobility eHub, opened at Westside Library Car Park today, allows people to rent out their choice of transport. Three more will be opened in Dundrum, Letterkenny and Waterford in the coming months. The E-hubs are funded by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland, and have been set …

7 days ago

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New eMobility eHub for the public launches in Galway City

Trinity College Dublin, together with Atlantic Technological University (ATU), ESB and Enterprise Car Club, have launched the first of four shared eMobility eHubs at Westside Library Car in Galway City. Additional eHubs will open at sites in Dundrum, Letterkenny and Waterford over the coming months. The eHub sites will allow people to select the most suitable mode of transport for their needs, aiming to provide a range of shared public travel o…

7 days ago

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IrishCycle.com

New eMobility eHubs to be first in Ireland to use in-ground electric bicycle charging

— New ehubs to launch in Galway, Dublin, Letterkenny and Waterford. Four new “eMobility eHubs”, to promote shared electric vehicle use, are to be rolled out around Ireland will be the country’s first bicycle sharing to use in-ground electric bicycle charging. The first of these hubs is being launched today (Friday) at the Westside Library Car Park in Galway, H91 Y067. The location was chosen because it is a decarbonisation zone in Galway City. T…

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