Global Smart Commute Market Forecast to 2028 – Adoption of Connected Last Mile Commute with IoT Presents Opportunities – ResearchAndMarkets.com

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The smart commute market was valued at US$ 30,469.49 million in 2021 and is projected to reach US$ 86,568.73 million by 2028; it is expected to grow at a CAGR of 16.1% from 2021 to 2028.

The key element driving the expansion of smart commute market growth is a rapid increase in the adoption of carpool and bike pool services among regular office commuters. Prominent smart commute market players such as Uber and Ola offer convenient pick-up and drop-off services, attracting consumers to use ride-sharing services. Furthermore, services such as short-distance travel, intercity ride-sharing, bus-sharing, bike-sharing, and auto-sharing are available, which stimulates the expansion of smart commute market demand.

Moreover, organizations are rewarding top carpoolers to keep employees engaged and motivated to reduce carbon emissions and traffic jams across cities. New York, Seoul, and Shanghai are among the top 10 cities with the highest carbon footprint. Governments and businesses are encouraging carpooling to commute in cities to reduce emissions. Countries have established specific targets for reducing carbon footprints by 2030 as part of the Paris climate agreement. In Delhi, India, the government implemented an odd-even strategy to control traffic density and reduce carbon emissions in the city.

Carpooling and bike pooling services offer advantages such as affordable pick-up and drop-off, co-passenger information, affordable rides, and greater convenience than traditional transportation services. In addition, several service providers offer incentives and discounts, such as a monthly pass on a shared transport to help daily commuters save money. As a result, the rise in demand for carpool and bike pool services is propelling the smart commute market.

Bike pooling refers to sharing bikes, scooters, or bicycles for transportation. A bike-sharing system, also known as a bike-share program, public bicycle scheme, or public bike share (PBS) plan, is a shared transportation service where users can borrow bicycles for free. By sharing travel, fuel costs are lowered, and carbon emissions are reduced due to a reduction in the number of vehicles on the road, keeping pollution under control.

A bike, scooter, or two-wheeler can travel faster in the city than a car or four-wheeler. In the urban jungle, the fastest means of transportation is a two-wheeler. Using a bike pool makes commuting simple, quick, and convenient. Bike pooling is also less expensive than taking a taxi because the cost of petrol is shared. As a result, selecting to bike pool can help save money on transportation while getting to the destination faster than driving other vehicles.

Metro is a ridesharing service provided in specified zones that uses vans and tiny automobiles. Metro bike share gives users access to a fleet of bikes 24×7 for local journeys and transit. For instance, The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) board has approved the fee structure and first service regions for the 3-year MicroTransit Pilot Project, a ride-hailing service that the MTA will run.

For the first six months, Metro Micro will offer on-demand shared-ride service for short excursions within approved service zones in Los Angeles County for US$ 1 per ride (transfer not included). It will provide the convenience of ride-share technology at a tenth of the cost, resulting in reduced traffic on the streets, healthier air, and a new approach to maximizing the use of transit systems.

Market Dynamics

Drivers

• Increasing Demand for Carpool and Bike Pool Services
• Rising Smart Commute Programs

Restraints

• Dynamic Pricing and Accessibility Concerns

Opportunities

• Adoption of Connected Last Mile Commute with IoT

Future Trends

• Increasing Trend of Mobility-as-a-Service

Companies Mentioned

• BlaBlaCar
• CommuteSmart
• Enterprise Holdings Inc
• ePoolers Technologies Pvt. Ltd
• Golden Concord Holdings Limited
• Oakland Smart Commute
• Quick Ride
• Transhelp Technologies Pvt Ltd
• Uber Technologies Inc.
• Smart Commute

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