Mobility Hubs are public spaces that make it easy to connect to and from different transportation options, particularly walking, biking, shared mobility (e.g., bikeshare, scootershare, carshare, taxicabs, rideshare), public transit, and electric vehicle charging.
While these spaces often naturally occur in places like outside Metro stations, mobility hubs improve on these spaces through better design. This can include changes to the space that improve the waiting experience for buses, make transfers between transportation modes more convenient, and add placemaking and wayfinding elements to help better orient people and create a more enjoyable public space.
Illustration of mobility hub elements in one place, including directional signs, specialty lighting, elevated planters, integrated seating, digital wayfinding, event banners, bike racks, and an identity sign.