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GEMINI Academy: learning about shared mobility from European cities
Shared mobility can take many forms, from bike and car-sharing services to mobility hubs and digital platforms that connect different transport options. Behind each service, however, there are decisions about planning, partnerships, technology, operations and the people who will use it. These questions have been explored through the GEMINI project and its Mobility Living Labs in different European cities. The GEMINI Academy was developed to share what the project has learned
Jul 172 min read


GEMINI partners discuss shared mobility services in Helsinki
Partners from across Europe met in Helsinki for the GEMINI General Assembly, hosted by Metropolia University of Applied Sciences. The meeting brought together representatives from the project's 43 partner organisations to review the work carried out so far, exchange updates from the Mobility Living Labs and define priorities for the final months of the project. GEMINI is now in month 37 of its 42 month duration. With all eight Mobility Living Labs operational, the consortium
Jun 222 min read


GEMINI and eBRT2030 share project results at TRA 2026
The Transport Research Arena (TRA) Conference, held in Budapest, brought together researchers, city representatives, mobility experts and project stakeholders from across Europe. At the European Commission stand, the GEMINI project was presented alongside other European-funded initiatives. The project team shared the work of GEMINI’s Mobility Living Labs, with a particular focus on the Copenhagen and Amsterdam pilot projects, through flyers, videos and discussions with visito
Jun 52 min read


UEMI at the GEMINI General Assembly: advancing sustainable urban mobility
UEMI recently took part in the GEMINI General Assembly in Greater Copenhagen, joining 43 consortium partners focused on advancing ...
Jun 6, 20251 min read


GEMINI: integrating shared mobility and MaaS in European cities
GEMINI is a European project funded through the Horizon Europe programme and led by UEMI . At its heart, it is a collaboration between 43 partners across Europe who share a common question: how can cities move towards climate neutral mobility without losing sight of how people actually get around every day? In many cities, the building blocks are already there. Public transport runs alongside bike lanes, shared vehicles, scooters and walking routes. Yet for many people, movin
Jul 6, 20232 min read
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