5 mobility stories you should not have missed in April 2026
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WEBINAR: COVID-19: Impacts on shared mobility and the future of collective transportation
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Why WEBINAR: COVID-19: Impacts on shared mobility and the future of collective transportation is worth your attention
The ripple effects of COVID-19 are immense and ongoing. This is especially true for business models that rely on the movement of people. Shared mobility, which includes ridesharing, carsharing and micromobility startups, is a focal point of discussion among investors as these businesses navigate a challenging operational and funding environment. During our upcoming webinar, PitchBook analysts and Daniel Brennan, the cofounder of next-generation spatial analytics company Zoba, will explore shared mobility and the post-pandemic future of collective transportation. Join us for a discussion on:
- The latest shared mobility data including recent investments and deals
- What the near- and long-term future have in store for this space
- On-the-ground insight and perspective from a Dan Brennan, whose startup works closely with shared mobility companies
- Questions from the audience
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