Check out the SMARTA 2 toolkit for shared mobility in European rural areas!

Check out our 2nd brochure for insights from the SMARTA project.

Check out the SMARTA video and learn all about the project's findings!

Thank you for your participation in our closing conference! The video recordings are up!

Learn about SMARTA’s findings and final recommendations during the project’s closing event!

Join us for our 3rd and final thematic webinar or our autumn series – ”How can rural shared services be integrated with the conventional public transport?” taking place on the 5th of November!

Curious to learn about SMARTA’s findings? Join us on the 10th and 11 of December!

Bürgerbus Dreisam Stromer is organizing a workshop on rural mobility, titled: “Possible mobility scenarios: a vision for Dreisam Stromer”, in collaboration with SMARTA, to be held on Tuesday, the 20th of October in Dreisam Stromer, Germany.

Are you are curious to learn more about the issues related to the design, organisation and implementation of a rural shared mobility scheme?

Bürgerbus Oberes Glantal is organizing the “Mobility in rural areas: From users ´ needs to sustainable and smart solutions” workshop in collaboration with SMARTA, to be held on Tuesday, the 6th of October in the Kusel District, Germany.

Interested in individual rural mobility schemes being implemented in Europe? Check out these interesting initiatives.

Did you miss the SMARTA “Time to Act for Rural Mobility” series of webinars? No problem, you can have access to all the presentations and view all the recordings.

The SMARTA 2 – Demonstrators project aims to implement shared mobility services interconnected with public transport in four rural areas – East Tyrol (AT), Trikala (GR), Águeda (PT) and Brasov (RO).

The project leaflet is now available in 6 new languages: French, German, Italian, Romanian, Portuguese and Greek.

The report presents the key findings from the SMARTA analysis of Good Practices (GPs) in rural mobility. It highlights the key features, lessons learnt and transferability issues of the GPs, as well as the success factors and the weaknesses.