The document discusses sustainable mobility and product-service systems (PSS) related to mobility. It focuses on car sharing as an alternative to private car ownership. Specifically, it describes three types of car sharing organizations: 1) those run by automotive manufacturers, 2) independently run profit-oriented organizations, and 3) citizen-run non-profit cooperatives. It notes that car sharing can reduce the number of cars used and miles driven while increasing selective car use and cost transparency for users.

1. course/learning collection L. THEMATIC CLUSTERS subject L2. Mobility learning resource Sustainable Mobility contributors: Associate Prof. Oksana Mont Lund University / International Institute for Environmental Economics / Sweden LeNS, the Learning Network on Sustainability: Asian-European multi-polar network for curricula development on Design for Sustainability focused on product service system innovation. Funded by the Asia-Link Programme, EuroAid, European Commission.

2. EEA 2005 Transport is responsible for 13.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions (WRI 2004). Focus area: Mobility

4. Mobility: trends All images are from Wikimedia Commons

5. Mobility: trends

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9. Fussler (1996) Product innovation is vital ! Exhaust 35% Rolling resistance 4.2% Air resistance 10.5% Accelerate and climb 4.3% Fuel energy 100% Radiation 20% Cooling water 20% Movement 19% Deadweight 17% Personal mobility ? % Bearings 6% Is that what I pay my money for???

12. Importance of systems thinking

14. Mobility: different modes

15. Mobility: different target groups

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30. City of Göteborg: mobility management

31. Objective Trips with Public Transport & Bicycle should increase compared to singel car use

32. Potential 1100 trips per person and year to influence

33. Car trips 50 % of them are shorter than 5 km

34. Car Sharing Bike Sharing Public Transport Multimodal Travel Pattern

35. Public Transport

36. Cycling

37. Car-sharing

39. Present and comment! Think critically and creatively!

40. Mobility of babies

43. Prams world: depreciation rate The depreciation of the prams after the first user is 35-50% depending on model, use and maintenance.

44. x 8 (Leasing) From 4 owners to 8 users

49. Jacobsson, 2000 Material and information flows Reprocessing feedback & need for exchange parts, plus leasing contract data Producer Retailer Customer New Pram New Pram Return Used Pram Reconditioned Pram Return exchange parts New exchange parts Reprocessing updates & Expected returns User feedback & estimated remaining period of usage User instructions, periodic invoice w. company and product information Material Flows Information Flows

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