In recent years, European cities have witnessed a transportation revolution powered by micromobility. Shared mobility programs, including floating and docked bikes, scooters, and more, are not merely surviving; they are thriving and reshaping urban landscapes.

Miami Parking Authority is partnering with technology company Populus to launch smart loading zones, which will allow fleet operators to more easily access and pay for curb use.

Populus is proud to join the 2024 Transit Tech Lab class to partner with New York City to improve curb management.

Hoboken joins a growing cohort of cities advancing their curb management strategies with robust technology solutions powered by Populus.

Our CEO Regina Clewlow's latest article, originally published in Forbes, discusses how micromobility can be leveraged as a key component of public transportation

Introducing the Populus Code the Curbs Fellowship—a pioneering program designed to empower cities in their journey towards digitizing curb regulations.

Populus is proud to announce that it has been awarded the Sourcewell Curb Management Contract, a cooperative purchasing agreement cities can leverage to advance their curb management strategies

Our CEO Regina Clewlow's latest article, originally published in Forbes, dives into the concept of the Digital Curb as a fundamental building block for modern curbside management.

Milan will leverage Populus Mobility Manager, which empowers cities to efficiently manage bikes, scooters, and other shared mobility services through access to better data.

Budapest will leverage Populus Mobility Manager, which empowers cities to efficiently manage bikes, scooters, and other shared mobility services through access to better data.

Stockholm will leverage Populus Mobility Manager, which empowers cities to efficiently manage electric bike, moped, carsharing, and other shared mobility services through access to better data.