New CEO to make shared mobility more common in Sweden
Emmi Antonsson has been appointed as the new CEO of the industry organization BUS Shared Mobility Sweden. She will take up her new position in September and will lead the work of developing future transport solutions in the country.
The focus for the new CEO will be to get more people to share vehicles. Shared mobility means that private individuals or companies use common means of transport, such as car pools or shared electric scooters, instead of owning their own vehicles.
The purpose of the initiative is to create a more sustainable transport system in Sweden. By sharing vehicles, the number of cars on the roads can be reduced, which in turn can lead to less congestion in cities and lower carbon dioxide emissions.
The industry organization BUS Shared Mobility Sweden works to influence politicians and decision-makers. The goal is to make it easier and more attractive for residents to choose shared transport options in their everyday lives.
It remains to be seen how Emmi Antonsson will shape the organization's work moving forward. Her experience will be important in driving development towards a more sharing-based transport sector in Sweden.