carvelo2go is the world’s first and also the world’s biggest electric cargo-bike sharing programme.

Bringing kids to day care centres, transporting goods and merchandise, making deliveries to customers – the application possibilities for electric cargo bikes are wide-ranging indeed. carvelo2go makes it easy for you to rent an electric cargo bike by the hour!

Each year, the Mobility Arena brings together decision-makers, innovators and interested parties from the transport sector for a cross-sector dialogue.

Experience the future of mobility at the Mobility Arena on 14 and 15 September 2021 in Bern.

The “bleib hier” (“stay here”) project tests and provides leisure mobility solutions.

Try out the offers and become a “stay here” pioneer!

The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) has commissioned Mobility Academy to develop a drone strategy.

A complex challenge that also offers great opportunities for the think tank. Read the Touring article about the Drone Academy here (in German).

The Verband Swiss eMobility, an association managed by Mobility Academy, is the organisation that makes electromobility possible in Switzerland.

Swiss eMobility has been working on establishing the political foundation for the development of electromobility in Switzerland since 2012.

The TCS “Pedaleure” are volunteers who have been helping people with limited mobility to keep moving since 2018.

TCS Pedaleure can be booked via e-mail at info@ichbewege.ch, or by phone: +41 58 827 34 09.

auto-mat.ch is a web portal for automated mobility that is operated by TCS and was implemented in cooperation with Swiss eMobility.

The purpose of the web portal is to gather and disseminate knowledge obtained about automated driving in Switzerland and around the world.

In 2013, Mobility Academy began staging the World Collaborative Mobility Congress (wocomoco) with the help of numerous international partners.

All activities relating to wocomoco were concluded in 2019. You will find additional information on topics relating to collaborative mobility at wocomoco.org.

This initiative, launched in 2015, promoted the use of cargo bikes in Switzerland.

The core element of the initiative was the carvelo.ch platform, which offered useful information and services relating to testing, sharing and purchasing cargo bikes.

Working on behalf of TCS, Mobility Academy conducted the “ich bewege” project to develop solutions for promoting active mobility amongst older individuals.

The project’s most successful experiment – “TCS Pedaleure” – continues as a transport service for the common good.

This knowledge platform for electromobility topics was operated by Mobility Academy from 2010 to 2016 with the help of the Federal Roads Office (FEDRO). Work here was discontinued in 2016.

On the initiative of Mobility Academy, the forum was transformed in 2012 into the Swiss eMobility association, which works at the political level to promote the market development of electromobility in Switzerland.