Shared Micromobility Hits Record High in North America for Third Year Running
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Shared micromobility hits record high in North America for third year running
Once again, shared micromobility has reached a record high in North America. Riders took an estimated 237 million trips on shared bikes and scooters in 2025, up 5% from the previous year and marking a milestone year for the third one in a row. The findings come from the Shared Micromobility State of the Industry Report which is published annually by the North American Bikeshare and Scootershare Association (NABSA). Sam Herr, Executive Director o…
The use of shared micromobility is consolidated as an alternative for short routes and last mile connections. According to Whoosh data, between January and June there were more than 66,000 daily trips and 318 thousand new users in five cities of the country. Shared micromobility continues to gain space in urban transfers. Between January and June 2026, Whoosh recorded more than 12 million trips on scooters and electric bicycles in Chile, conside…
Urban mobility in Euskadi is experiencing a key moment of transformation; and the city of Vitoria-Gasteiz represents, as we will see, the perfect example of such an interesting change. The Alavesa capital, recognized for years for its commitment to sustainable mobility, recently premiered MugiBIKE, a shared electric bicycle service that combines short-term rental and a novel long-term rental formula in the same system.
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