The Mobility Hub brings together all available local sharing services near the station in one place. Travellers can easily switch from the train to e-scooters or other vehicles and cover the last few metres to their destination in a relaxed and environmentally friendly manner.
At the Mobility Hubs at train stations, travellers can find all sharing services in one place.
Conveniently from door to door: Mobility Hubs bundle climate-friendly sharing offers in one central location at the station and at the same time form the interface to regional and local passenger transport. In addition to more flexible onward travel, they also provide a better overview of the available sharing offers. Ground markings and parking elements ensure order and safety in the area around the station. This means that travellers can quickly find the sharing vehicle of their choice in designated parking areas after arriving at the station.
Booking the sharing offers is very easy via app. Local mobility apps can be used here, such as Jelbi in Berlin, Mobility Stuttgart App in Stuttgart or hvv switch in Hamburg. Bookings can also be made throughout Germany via the apps of the respective sharing providers.
Deutsche Bahn’s first Mobility Hub was opened at Stuttgart-Vaihingen station in November 2021, and since then over 40 more Mobility Hubs have been built at our stations across Germany. The development of further stations across Germany is planned for 2024:
- Braunschweig-Gliesmarode,
- Dortmund-Marten,
- Mannheim-Handelshafen,
- Mannheim-Käfertal,
- Mannheim-Waldhof,
- Münster-Mecklenbeck,
- Schwäbisch Gmünd and
- Darmstadt-Kranichstein.
You can easily find out whether a Mobility Hub is connected to your station at bahnhof.de. To do this, use the station search to call up the station page for the relevant station. If information about Mobility Hubs appears under the ‘At the station’ section, this means that they are available on site.
For more information on this topic, visit the SmartCity | DB website.