Blog – GaiaGo

Walking-friendly cities

Needless to say, walking is the most sustainable form of mobility. However, not all cities are pedestrian-friendly. The majority of urban areas, in fact, have been designed around cars rather than around citizens and their (often varied) travel needs. Just...

November 2, 2021

Traveling sustainably towards the future

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Traveling sustainably towards the future

One of the main goals of the European Green Deal is to greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2050 compared to 1990. The first step will be to have 30 million zero-emission vehicles by 2030 and then reach carbon neutrality...

June 25, 2021

Mobility’s strategies: international best practices

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Mobility’s strategies: international best practices

Transport systems play a crucial role in achieving the UN SDGs and some countries are turning their sustainable aspirations into concrete plans. Some countries are encouraging citizens to ditch their private cars, while others are harnessing the power of smart...

May 5, 2021

Goal 11 of the Agenda 2030: what is the role played by mobility?

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Goal 11 of the Agenda 2030: what is the role played by mobility?

The current development model is no longer sustainable, neither on an environmental, nor on an economic and social level. The Agenda 2030 signed by the UN, defines 17 objectives as well as 169 goals to be achieved over the ten-year...

April 7, 2021

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GaiaGo & Urania Basket: sport moves for free

Thanks to our partnership with Urania Basket, professional men’s basketball league in Italy, the athletes of the team and all members of the sports community will finally be able to travel for free to go to trainings, to play a...

March 2, 2021

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E-Mobility is one piece of the puzzle.

The EV market has grown quickly over the years. In key markets, the transition from ICEs to electric powertrains reached a tipping point in 2019, fueled by more stringent emissions regulations, access restrictions in cities, and advancing EV technologies. In...

February 22, 2021

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Future Cities: will “smart” be enough?

How many times have we heard the word “smart city”? Do we really know what it means? Suddenly, cities all over the world are turning into smart cities. Google is building one in Toronto while China is leading the global...

February 17, 2021

Rethinking the way we move and live our city

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Rethinking the way we move and live our city

The impact on how dense cities function and how people that live in them interact, has been undeniable. In this regard, the pandemic has posed challenges, reinforced, and shifted trends. So how could cities change their trajectory and create a...

January 11, 2021

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Meet GaiaGo’s new brand identity

Over the years, we’ve been refining our technology to give rise to Community Mobility Sharing and provide communities with an inclusive, accessible and sustainable mobility service. With time, we evolved our model to enable people to use mobility at a...

September 4, 2020

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GaiaGo & Sorgenia, together to launch the first Community Mobility Sharing project

Starting from today, mobility won’t just be electric. Instead, it will become a means to bring back into a community the social meaning of sharing. With GaiaGo, the first electric mobility platform integrated into buildings, mobility becomes sustainable, inclusive, and...

February 13, 2020

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Transport solutions around the world

From cities that have invested in alternative public transport systems to accelerate sustainability to those that aim to discourage the massive use of owned cars: here are five transport solutions (some of which are quite original!) around the world. Copenhagen...

December 13, 2021

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Next-Gen Mobility

The evolution towards sustainable and next-generation mobility, which was already underway before the pandemic, is gaining further momentum as sales of electric vehicles are poised to reach the highest level ever recorded in 2021. By 2040, the percentage of electric...

October 5, 2021

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Driving the electric revolution

The revolution of sustainable mobility With the new scenario created by the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic, politics and society have once again questioned the urgency of implementing measures for increasingly sustainable mobility. Not surprisingly, according to the data provided...

September 13, 2021

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Buildings pollute too.

Spesso nell’immaginario comune quando si parla di inquinamento e di polveri sottili, il trasporto viene considerato come la causa numero uno delle emissioni di Co2. La principale fonte di inquinamento responsabile della formazione di PM10 e PM2.5 nelle città, oltre...

July 26, 2021

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