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7th Annual NABSA Shared Micromobility State of the Industry Report Sees Record 237 Million Trips

release by NABSA

August 10, 2026 - NABSA’s seventh annual Shared Micromobility State of the Industry Report shows that the industry continued to thrive, with yet another year of record-breaking ridership!

A record 237 million shared micromobility trips were taken in 2025 – the third record-setting year in a row. ©

The 2025 State of the Industry Report demonstrates that shared micromobility continued its stable, sustained growth, reflecting a maturing transportation option hitting its stride. 2025 was the third record-setting year in a row for shared micromobility trips. This shows that shared micromobility continues to serve riders reliably, connect people to transit and destinations, and grow where demand and support align. This report tracks industry progress and presents new research demonstrating the impact of the industry across North America.

Some exciting findings from the 2025 State of the Industry Report include:
• At least 237 million shared micromobility trips were taken in 2025, 5% more than in 2024, which makes 2025 the third record-setting year in a row for shared micromobility trips.
• At least 403 cities of all sizes across North America had one or more shared micromobility systems in 2025.
• 70% of riders report using shared micromobility to connect to transit.
• Shared micromobility offset approximately 109 million pounds (50 million kg) of CO₂ emissions by replacing auto trips across North America in 2025, and 513 million pounds (233 million kg) of CO₂ emissions since 2019.

Full press release announcing the published report here
Both an English and Spanish version of the report is available for download here.

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