Mobility Hubs
2019 Mobility Hub Pilot
In 2019, the City of Minneapolis launched a mobility hub pilot program to increase access to convenient, low or no carbon transportation options, including transit, shared scooters and Nice Ride bicycles.
The three-month pilot program was intended to introduce the concept of mobility hubs to the public and help inform a long-term approach to implementing a larger mobility hub network in Minneapolis. The City of Minneapolis collaborated with Metro Transit, Hennepin county, mobility service providers and neighborhood organizations on the pilot.
Mobility Hubs are called out as an action to formulate public-private partnerships to implement innovative, ambitious and scalable pilots within the Minneapolis Transportation Action Plan. See action 3.1 within the Technology topic of the plan.
The City will continue to pilot mobility hubs in 2020 using lessons learned from the process and outcomes of the 2019 pilot. More information will be available soon, including additional 2020 sites.
Mobility Hub 2019 Locations
The pilot includes 12 locations in North, South, and NE Minneapolis, which were selected through extensive data analysis and community engagement efforts.
Mobility Hub FAQS
Please contact 311 with questions or to provide feedback on the pilot.
Last updated Jun 4, 2020
