Shotl News

With the arrival of summer, Shotl has launched a new deployment in Italy. Shuttle Mare is a free transport service to and from the beach that complements traditional bus and metro services in the city of Rimini.

After being paralyzed by the global pandemic, the world is slowly starting to turn again. Clear examples are the recovery of mobility and the return of in-person attendance at fairs, congresses, and events.

Writing, thinking, imagining, proposing, making mistakes. We constantly add value to our environment through knowledge. We build connections that lead to mental structures and, eventually, to new ideas. We are living in the Knowledge Society.

In July 2021, our Co-founder and CEO, Gerard Martret, attended the annual conference of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA).

The operation began on October 8th 2018 and it is available for over 30,000 people, living on the west side of Málaga.

In conjunction with transport company mybuxi, Shotl launches a new Demand Responsive Transportation (DRT) operation in the Swiss Alps.

Covid-19 has changed the way we live, work and move, and not always for the worse. Now, mobility hubs represent an opportunity to capitalize on the trend towards more local living by improving access to multimodal transit.

Shotl’s efforts over the last year have been rewarded with the prestigious EntrepreneurXXI Award presented during the Mobile World Congress.

With the arrival of summer, Shotl has launched a new deployment in Italy. Shuttle Mare is a free transport service to and from the beach that complements traditional bus and metro services in the city of Rimini.

As of June 2021, people in the Scottish Highlands are connected by a new and innovative On-Demand Transport system.

The capital of Portugal, with a population of more than half a million inhabitants, is the chosen location for the deployment of a new Shotl operation in a completely urban setting.

Sustainable transit and gender equality are central to many of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Like the proverbial horse and carriage, though, you can’t have one without the other.

After a successful pilot test last summer in the suburbs of Barcelona, Shotl has launched “Carles”, a new mobility concept specifically designed to serve scattered residential areas and small towns.

Located in the Alta Segarra region in the rural interior of Catalonia, Spain, Calaf has 3,000 inhabitants and is the main town in an area with 13 villages with fewer than 600 inhabitants each.

Last April, the Solar Impulse Foundation celebrated reaching its 1000 Solutions milestone, with Shotl among the startups awarded the Profitable Environmental Solution label.