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Open Mobility Infrastructure

Unlock
your city's
mobility.

A shared open infrastructure reimagining the future of city mobility.

Explore the Network What is Mobility Web →
The Challenge

Many
journeys
in a journey.

Cities are investing in mobility. New modes, new business models, and new technologies with each one expanding what urban movement can be.

Shared mobility Ride-hailing Micro-mobility Last-mile delivery Electric Autonomous Urban aviation

But every investment is building its own world. The traveller is left to connect them alone.

City mobility today

A city of silos — value locked inside individual systems, every new connection starting from scratch.

This shift has happened before

Each built
the condition.

Once a shared layer was built, innovation followed.

01
Internet
The web did not build websites, social media, or online commerce. It built the open standard that let anyone build anything and reach anyone.
Infrastructure of Information
02
GPS
GPS did not build navigation or routing apps. It built the positioning layer that maps, logistics, and ride-hail all grew from.
Infrastructure of Location
03
Mobile Networks
Mobile networks did not build services. They built the universal standard that let any device, any provider, connect to any other.
Infrastructure of Communication
Mobility Web brings this shift to cities.
The Infrastructure
of Connections.
What is Mobility Web? →
A program by

Networks for Humanity (NFH) is a global non-profit initiative with a bold vision to provide open, interoperable and decentralized digital infrastructure that enables broader access and participation in the digital economy. The NFH Fabric powers Mobility Web, providing the open standard that any mobility service can connect to.

WRI is a global research organisation working to improve people's lives, protect nature and stabilise the climate. They bring city relationships, policy expertise, and on-the-ground research that makes Mobility Web work in practice.

The invitation

The cities that move first shape what comes next.
The rest inherit what they build.

We're speaking with city officials, transport authorities, and urban policy leaders who want to explore what this could mean for their city.

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