Join us for the next iMOVE Project Outcomes Webinar, where the project team will share findings from a timely study exploring whether micromobility can bridge the first and last mile gap in Brisbane's public transport network.
With Queensland's 50 cent fare policy dramatically lowering the cost barrier to catching public transport, this project takes this opportunity to examine how e-bikes, e-scooters, and similar options interact with mass transit when price is no longer the obstacle. The research involved building e-mobility parking infrastructure near a major transit station and testing different infrastructure and pricing scenarios to see what actually changes behaviour with public transport use.
Drawing on real-world travel behaviour observations and intercept surveys, the findings offer practical insights relevant not just to Brisbane but to cities around the world grappling with the same challenge. Hear directly from Brendan O'Keeffe, Principal Engineer in Policy and Strategy at Brisbane City Council, and Dr Richard Buning, Senior Lecturer and Research Lead at the UQ Micromobility Research Centre, as they unpack what the data reveals and what it means for the future of sustainable, equitable urban transport.
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The session will be recorded – please register to receive a link post event.