This pilot has designed and tested a DRT service called ColBus in the Bologna Apennines area, with the aim of complementing the existing transport services and improve the accessibility of the area boosting last mile mobility between dispersed villages and municipalities.  

This pilot carried out an in-depth study of mobility patterns and preferences combined with active participation of the Chwarzno Wiczlino residents that lead to the elaboration of new DRT and intermodal public transport services tailored to the specific expectations of the local community.

This pilot completed a Feasibility Study for a new multimodal terminal on the border of Suchdol that would allow commuters from the suburban area to transfer to bus and tram. The Study included the design of mobility services, in particular public transport and DRT/flexible services.

This pilot developed, tested and implemented an efficient app-oriented transport service, based on the deployment of an online app and cloud back-office enabling demand responsive public transport. The pilot activities included a feasibility study as basis for investments. 

This pilot developed, tested and implemented a new web based online service request system for the demand responsive transport (DRT) service, where passengers have direct access in order to book a ride and follow whether the bus goes on the demanded route. 

This pilot foresaw a test phase of new 4 e-carsharing stations for tourists, commuters and residents. Furthermore the pilot organized tailored mobility trainings for the tourism staff and info brochures of existing mobility offer in the region.