Warsaw develops mobility hubs

The concept of mobility hubs - parking nodes connecting different travel options and allowing people to switch easily between them - is gaining popularity in Warsaw and throughout Europe. There are now two such hubs in the Polish capital, but their number could increase to up to 750, according to the Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Metropolitan Solutions.

The town hall says that there is no specific location plan or construction schedule yet, but a program to accelerate hubs development is being consulted. The experience of Vienna and Belgian, Dutch, and German cities proves that mobility hubs encourage people to travel in a more environmentally-friendly way.

(Rzeczpospolita)