New Report: Strategies For Inclusive Micromobility Vehicle Design
ABOUT
Increasing Access to Micromobility
A research effort amongst VEO, ARUP, and Smash the Box to look deeper into equity and access issues within historically marginalized communities within Seattle, WA.
GOAL
Provide insight on how to increase micromobility access for underrepresented riders in micromobility.
CORE TEAM
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Smash the Box
Smash the Box is a multidisciplinary community driven Urban Planning & Design Firm based out of Seattle, WA. Our focus is around equity and health.
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Veo
Veo is an E-scooter and E-bike sharing micromobility company.
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ARUP
ARUP is a global firm of engineers, designers, and planners.
TAKING ACTION
We are taking action on facilitating a dialogue of inclusivity to capture equity and accessibility issues with the following communities in Seattle: LGBTQ+, Latine, Disabled, and AAPI. To make this happen we will be tabling at El Centro’s Cinco De Mayo event and holding private workgroup events with Gay City Seattle, CID Block Party, and Disability Mobility Initiative throughout May.
For more information contact Paige Miller at (pmiller@veoride.com).
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
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El Centro de la Raza
El Centro de la Raza is a non-profit organization located in Seattle, Washington, that focuses on empowering the Latino and other underserved communities.
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Gay City Seattle
Gay City Seattle is a nonprofit organization based in Seattle, Washington, that provides resources and support to the LGBTQ+ community.
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Chinatown International District Block Party
The Chinatown International District Block Party is an annual community event that takes place in the historic Chinatown-International District (CID) neighborhood of Seattle, Washington.