Mobility hubs
Opt for a shared bike or car whenever necessary
The mobility hubs provides flexibility in everyday life
Employees in the companies in DTU Science Park in Hørsholm and Lyngby can use electric shared vehicles through our mobility hub.
The shared vehicles can be used, for example, for commuting to and from work or between external meetings, and they can complement buses, trains, or private cars.
The shared vehicles include electric bikes from Dott and electric cars from GreenMobility and KINTO. Additionally, the carpooling service Nabogo have a pickup point next to the mobility hub.
trips were made using shared vehicles to or from DTU Science Park from August 2024 to May 2025.
HUB+ started as a test and research project managed by the Capital Region of Denmark (now Region East) until 31 July 2025.
DTU Science Park participated in the project, and the shared mobility services have been a great success. Following the end of the project, DTU Science Park has therefore chosen to extend the collaboration with the three providers — GreenMobility, Dott and KINTO Share — initially until 31 December 2026.
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For example, you can take a:
- Dott electric bike to Rungsted Kyst station, where the coastal railway will take you to Copenhagen or further north.
- GreenMobility electric car to publicly accessible parking spaces in GreenMobility’s zone in the metropolitan area.
- KINTO electric car to designated parking spaces in densely populated areas of Rudersdal Municipality.
Partners
Apps
To get started, you need to download one of the providers’ apps and sign up as a user. Download the apps here:
Dott:
GreenMobility:
KINTO:
About the mobility project
The Capital Region and Rudersdal Municipality, together with Kinto Mobility, Green Mobility, TIER, and DTU, have received a grant of DKK 10 million from the EU’s Horizon Europe Support Program to establish mobility hubs (HUB+) and test shared mobility outside the most significant cities, thereby strengthening the existing public transportation in combination with private mobility services. The goal is to make choosing public transport or shared solutions in everyday life and leisure time easier.
At DTU Science Park in Hørsholm, approximately 3,500 people go to work every day, making it relevant to test various types of mobility solutions. At DTU Science Park, we have chosen to continue the mobility hub after the completion of the project in order to increase transport flexibility for employees in the science park and make it easier to choose shared mobility solutions instead of using a private car.
