11:30 - 12:55 Registration, tea and coffee

12:00- 12:45 Led bike ride

12:55 Opening address Richard Dilks, CoMoUK

13:00 Shared CarsFacilitated audience and panel discussion on the hot topics of the sector Andy Flood, Richmond and Wandsworth CouncilsFurther speakers to be announced

14:00 Shared BikesFacilitated audience and panel discussion on the hot topics of the sectorMike Beevor, Transport for London Ed Parnaby, Norwich City Council Matt McNulty, SercoFurther speakers to be announced

15:00 Coffee break and exhibition

15:30 Shared rides Latest opportunities and challenges in 2+ ride share and DRTKate Gifford, West Yorkshire Combined Authority Sam Ryan, ZeeloFurther speakers to be announced

16:15 E-scooters & e-mopedsLatest developments and challengesEmma Silver, BirdFurther speakers to be announced

17:00 Session wrap-up

Move to the evening venue / hotels

18:30 Birthday reception: Hyatt Regency Birmingham 20 years of CoMoUK & sector achievementsCelebratory drinks and buffetCompere: Eric Manners, Jacobs, previous Chair of CoMoUK for 14 years

21:00 End of day 1

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9:00 Registration; tea & coffee

9:55 Opening address Richard Dilks, CoMoUK

10:00 West Midlands - Future Mobility Zone Mike Waters, Director of Policy, Strategy and Innovation at Transport for West Midlands

10:15 Shared Mobility Inquiry findings: Expert interview with Professor Greg Marsden, Institute of Transport Studies, University of Leeds on the newly published report into the potential to increase the sharing of vehicles, trips and enhance multi-modal travel as part of the Commission on Travel Demand.

10:45 Evolution of Shared Mobility - Learning lessons from the past and applying them to the future Plenary panel session: Joseph Seal Driver, InMotion Ventures, Jaguar Land Rover. Chris Allwinter, Transport for Greater Manchester. Further speakers to be announced

11:30 Coffee break: Exhibition stands /mobility hub experience / bike & e-scooter* try outs

TRACK ONE: Implementing schemes TRACK TWO: Enhancing schemes

12:00 Parallel sessions - 1st set

Evolving evidence basesDriving London Forward: car clubs supporting the Mayor’s Transport Strategy Matthew Clark, Steer. Bike Share Users Survey 2019 Antonia Roberts, CoMoUKThe role of free-floating car club models Gunnar Nehrk, Bundesverband CarSharing e.V. (bcs)

MaaS, integration & the role of data Chair: Clare Linton, Urban Transport GroupTurning MaaS into reality: a view from Scotland Dr Alastair McInroy, Technology ScotlandFurther speakers to be announced

12:50 Extended active lunch: Bike ride / Exhibition / Mobility Hub experience / bike & e-scooter* try outsPlus a showcase of new ideas in the micro-presentation room

14:00 Parallel sessions - 2nd set

Future of Urban Mobility StrategyA chance to hear more details about the future direction from central government and what this might mean for existing and emerging shared modes. Followed by Q&A.DfT speaker to be announced

Integrated land use: best practice case studies Mobility hubs In Belgium Angelo Meuleman, Taxistop Housing Development Innovations Minze Walvius, Advier, Dutch ConsultancyUK case studies Further speakers to be announced

14:50 Transfer rooms

15:00 Parallel sessions - 3rd set

Initiatives to grow a scheme’s user baseScottish Marketing Research Rachael North, CoMoUKEngaging techniques for promoting car clubs Rebecca Karbaumer, Bremen.Further speakers to be announced

Social inclusionLearnings from Bikes for All Bruce Whyte, Glasgow Centre for Population Health*Car clubs and Community transport Martin Higgitt, Martin Higgitt Associates Health benefits of ebikes Angie Page, Professor Physical Activity and Public Health, University of Bristol

15:50 Coffee break: Exhibition stands /mobility hub experience / bike & e-scooter* try outs

16:20 Innovations & collaborations: An opportunity to hear about the some of the latest ideas helping to advance the shared mobility sector from emerging modes to partnership offering new ways of working.Chris Lane Head, Transport Innovation at Transport for West Midlands Further speakers to be announced

16:50 International Manifesto for Shared Mobility: The UK launch of a new manifesto for shared mobility and an outline of how stakeholders can play their part to maximise the benefits of shared car, bikes and rides. Jeffrey Matthijs, Autodelen.net

17:15 Closing remarks: Matthew Clark, Chair of CoMoUK *To

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