Broker mobilności osobowej: kwestie definicyjne i praktyczne oraz zasadnicze obszary wdrożeń
Personal Mobility Broker: Definitional and Practical Issues and Key Areas of Implementation

Summary/Abstract: The mobility broker concept is the answer to the multifaceted challenges of securing mobility in cities of varying sizes. Originally, it was developed to improve the mobility of residents of large cities by optimising the number of available vehicles relative to actual travel needs. This would lead to further improvements in the utilisation of available resources, also efficient use of cars themselves, lower parking space requirements, increased greenery as well as reduced noise and emissions. However, with proper implementation, this idea can also be an effective tool to combat transport exclusion, as is the case in Poland. The purpose of this article is to discuss this new function, define it and identify key potential areas for implementation. The fundamental research thesis is that the mobility broker function can transform mobility by shifting from an economy of ownership to an economy of temporary access to a given asset; in this case, a vehicle and the associated mobility service. As a result, there is a better use of available space in cities, especially the largest ones, which is limited and relatively expensive in many cases.

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