Author(s)
Marko Slavulj, Luka Vidan, Aurora Slavulj
Abstract
The purpose of the paper is to provide a global overview of the sharing economy and shared mobility, while the aim of the paper is to analyse the relevant literature in the field of shared mobility and to determine key domains shared mobility services. The sharing economy encourages joint use of resources, which changes traditional economic paradigms. Focused on values essential to life, it empowers mindful and financially constrained consumers. Car sharing in Europe demonstrates reduced user kilometres, while bike sharing globally grows rapidly. The sector’s evolution signifies a fundamental shift in resource allocation, reducing reliance on privately-owned vehicles and enhancing overall sustainability. With over 10,000 companies operating, shared mobility is a pivotal force transforming urban transportation paradigms, projecting a 12.2% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) and a 32% revenue share for Europe.
Cite this article
Slavulj, M., Vidan, L., & Slavulj, A. (2024, May 10-11). Shared Urban Mobility as a Part of Shared Economy. In M. Maričić, V. Jeremić & N. Zornić. (Eds.), Proceedings of the first International conference on sharing economy and contemporary business models: Theory and practice, IC-SHARE 2024, Belgrade, Serbia, (pp. 174-178). https://doi.org/10.62863/FZUA7427.