The City of Tel Aviv, has one of the largest shared mobility programs in the world, supporting 600 thousand scooter trips each month. Through this partnership, the city will access Populus' secure platform to monitor mobility services and assess the demand for shared mobility parking corrals.

Populus, the industry-leading platform for cities to manage transportation and mobility services, today announced that it was awarded a contract by the City of San Diego to provide its robust mobility management platform through a multi-year partnership.

Populus releases a new report on the mobility policies of 40 cities around the world. Many municipalities have adopted regulations to manage micromobility services, such as dockless scooters, bikes, and mopeds, including fee and incentive structures to fund bike lanes and scooter parking.