Developed in collaboration with KPMG and informed by a cross-sector workshop, the paper sets out practical steps to overcome barriers to delivery and scale up deployment of these vital transport nodes.
England’s Economic Heartland (EEH) has published advice on how private sector investment in Mobility Hubs can be unlocked across the region. Developed in collaboration with KPMG and informed by a cross-sector workshop, the paper sets out practical steps to overcome barriers to delivery and scale up deployment of these vital transport nodes.
Mobility Hubs—places where public transport, active travel, and shared mobility converge—are key to reducing car dependency, improving connectivity, and supporting sustainable growth.
The White Paper proposes a new delivery model based on aggregating sites into investable portfolios, monetising services such as EV charging and retail, and managing risk through long-term governance structures. It also introduces the concept of a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) to streamline delivery and reduce risk for both public and private partners.
