With Vianova’s help, Brussels wants to get a clearer view of free-floating mobility services usage around the Region and enforce the drop-off zones.
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Brussels Mobility has launched a pilot project with Parisian start-up Vianova to gather and analyze the data from free-floating scooters, bicycles, and mopeds operating in the Region. It helps to enforce the drop-off zones thanks to GPS data. It also shows that Brussels City and Ixelles are the most used areas, counting 60% of all
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