The EV Shared Mobility Playbook summarizes the findings from the project interventions, compares and analyzes the cities’ results, and identifies factors that affect the success of shared mobility electrification programs. The Playbook is be a resource for other cities or organizations that are considering pilot programs for electrification in shared mobility spaces.
Electrifying Carshare Services
A robust charging network and policies supportive of electric vehicles (EVs) are critical to improving the business case for free-floating carshare services. In electrifying these services, the potent...
Electrifying Ride-Hail Services
Partnerships that electrify ride-hail services are a promising way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from light-duty vehicles and improve the business case for fast charging services. Much like the p...
EV Shared Mobility Literature Review and State of Play
Electrifying carshare and ride-hail services is a promising way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector and help government achieve their climate change goals, according to r...
EVSE Roadmap for Shared Mobility Hubs
This guide will be used by the Seattle Department of Transportation and its partners to deploy EV charging infrastructure at Shared Mobility Hubs throughout the region. ...
Forth Project Living Case Study
As a part of the EV Shared Mobility project, Forth will use their expertise in raising awareness to advance electric, smart, and shared mobility services and to encourage EV adoption among ride-hail drivers working for transportation network companies like Uber and Lyft.
National Overview of TNC Electrification
This overview highlights the growing transportation network company market in the United States in the context of an expanding EV market.
Seattle EVSE Siting Model
Seattle’s Dynamic Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Siting Model is a GIS-based tool to guide EVSE deployments that align with the City’s priorities and the EV Shared Mobility Project’s objectives. The model includes a variety of different data sources that are nearly all publicly available.