



Micro mobility, including electric scooters, bicycles, and other compact vehicles, plays a pivotal role in modern transportation systems by addressing the last-mile challenge and reducing congestion in urban areas. These convenient and eco-friendly modes of transport offer a flexible solution for short-distance travel, complementing existing public transit networks. Despite their benefits, micro mobility faces challenges such as safety concerns, infrastructure limitations, and regulatory issues related to usage and parking. Despite these hurdles, the rise of micro mobility presents significant opportunities for innovation, including the integration of smart technologies for fleet management, the development of safer and more durable vehicles, and the creation of sustainable business models. However, some studies suggest that certain electric micro mobility modes, such as e-scooters, are replacing cycling and walking. This shift away from active transportation modes could have significant negative impacts on health and lifestyle.
This hybrid international workshop is jointly organised by Qatar Transportation and Traffic Safety Center, College of Engineering (Qatar University), Ministry of Transport of the State of Qatar, the International Association of Traffic and Safety Sciences (IATSS), the International Road Federation (IRF), and the World Conference on Transport Research Society (WCTRS).
This workshop will convene a distinguished panel of international speakers and experts currently involved in the development of the Qatar Bicycle Master Plan. These experts will engage in a discussion on the role of Micro Mobility within multimodal transportation systems, addressing the associated safety and efficiency challenges.
All participants are required to register for the workshop through the button below.
For Physical Attendance: Auditorium Hall, Building H10 “Research Complex”, Qatar University.
For Virtual Attendance: A link to join the workshop will be shared after completing the registration form below.