Creating long-lasting and effective transportation systems requires combining private, public, nonprofit, and community input for not only the planning process, but also implementation. From 2014 to 2018, Shared Mobility Inc (SMI) partnered with NYSERDA to educate stakeholders on the benefits of shared and electric transportation options to help foster investment and create new services. This project, Shared Mobility Networks of New York, resulted in SMI working with over 15 nonprofit, transit, and municipal partners across New York. Key results from the project include the following ..read more

We are excited to launch our eighth season of CDPHP Cycle!, the capital region’s bike sharing program! This year, we are thrilled to add even more bikes, bringing our fleet count to over 600, including state-of-the-art electric bikes provided by Drop. As one of only a few independently operated bike share programs in the nation, our team prides itself on providing great, efficient, community-based service for the region. The Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) has been a leader in providing shared transportation options for over a decade. In 2014, CDTA along with the Capital Dist ..read more

Last week, our team at ,,Shared Mobility Inc. visited Ossining, NY to conduct an e-bike demonstration and meet with local stakeholders engaged in bringing Project MOVER to life.  Project MOVER (Moving Onto Vast E-micromobility Replication) is a $7 million project funded by the ,,New York Clean Transportation Prizes that aims to fill mobility gaps in five socio-economically diverse Westchester County communities with e-bikeshare, e-bike library, and e-bike ownership programs. Over the past few months, we have been developing an implementation plan for the bikeshare program, work ..read more

The bike share industry is ever-changing and often needs new innovative technologies to keep up with the times. New inventions have made operating bikeshare systems easier and more efficient while continuing to streamline the user experience. At SMI, as continuous creators, we engage in the culture of innovation by piloting new technology products and helping develop solutions to eventually get to market. This includes hardware and software of electric micromobility and other shared vehicles.  SMI’s history began with the launch of Buffalo’s first carshare program, one of the first carsh ..read more

Our team at Shared Mobility Inc. (SMI), is proud to announce a partnership with EIT InnoEnergy, a European Union funded climate innovation ecosystem, to develop and deploy e-bike access programs as part of Project MOVER. Project MOVER (Moving Onto Vast E-micromobility Replication) is a $7 million project funded by the New York Clean Transportation Prizes that aims to fill mobility gaps in five socio-economically diverse Westchester County communities with e-bikeshare, e-bike library, and e-bike ownership programs. Project MOVER is a partner consortium led by EIT InnoEnergy and includes SMI ..read more

Shared Mobility, Inc. (SMI) has launched the WNY E-Bike Library initiative, offering pedal-assist E-Bikes free of charge to residents. In this blog post, we explore the benefits of an E-Bike Library and why community-based organizations in Western New York should embrace this initiative. 1. Asset for Organizations = Legitimacy Participating in the E-Bike Library program provides organizations with a valuable asset that enhances their community outreach and impact. Access to a fleet of E-Bikes lends legitimacy to these organizations, showcasing their commitment to improving the communities they ..read more

I’m Marli Parish, a NYSERDA Climate Justice Fellow. Throughout my time as the Partnership Development Lead at Shared Mobility Inc., a nonprofit focused on equitable transportation solutions, I have witnessed the invaluable contributions of women in Buffalo's nonprofit sector. In this project, I aim to amplify their voices, sharing their stories and insights to inspire others and promote a more inclusive and accessible transportation landscape. By highlighting the power of collaborative leadership, empathy, and equity, I hope to ignite meaningful conversations and drive positive change towards ..read more

Create a Healthier Niagara Falls Collaborative (CHNFC) is making waves in the community by introducing their E-Bike Library, a unique resource that promotes active living and fosters community connections. In collaboration with Shared Mobility, The Collaborative is providing residents with an accessible and eco-friendly means of transportation. CHNFC is on a mission to enhance the health and well-being of Niagara Falls residents. Through various resident-led projects and partnerships with local institutions, The Collaborative aims to increase civic and social connections while providing valua ..read more

Shared Mobility is thrilled to announce the successful launch of the Create a Healthier Niagara Falls Collaborative's (CHNFC) E-Bike Library! Together with our partners at CHNFC, we hosted an event to introduce this exciting initiative in Niagara Falls. The event was graced by the presence of local leaders, community members, and biking enthusiasts. We are incredibly proud to collaborate with CHNFC in bringing this eco-friendly and fun transportation initiative to our beloved community. On July 14 at CHNFC's office at 1702 Pine Ave, Niagara Falls, NY 14301, Shared Mobility and Create a Health ..read more

Create a Healthier Niagara Falls Collaborative (CHNFC) is thrilled to announce the launch of its E-Bike Library. The launch kick-off event, 4 PM, on Friday, July 14 at CHNFC's office at 1702 Pine Ave, Niagara Falls, NY 14301, will be an exciting celebration of sustainable transportation and community engagement. The public is invited to a cook-out, with music by DJ Liberty and food by Goofy's Fried Dough Truck. Folks will be permitted to try out pedal-assist e-bikes. “The E-Bike Library presents an incredible opportunity for us to demonstrate the seamless integration of movement into people's ..read more