Redistribute shared vehicles to expected demand

Sharing providers move vehicles to where demand arises

Needs setupAI Act: no extra obligationsPlanning assignments & processesPassenger transport & mobility

Fits: Logistics & warehousing

There is a scooter or car at the station in the morning when people arrive, and there are not twenty unused ones in the industrial estate in the evening. More trips per vehicle, fewer empty runs by the rebalancing team.

Is this for you?

  • You run rental bikes, e-scooters or car sharing without fixed stations or with many stations in a city.
  • You have trip data covering at least a few months and plan rebalancing today based on experience or fixed rounds.
  • Rebalancing ties up a noticeable amount of your staff, vehicles or charging time.
First step today

For five zones, take this evening’s stock and the average number of rentals starting between 7 and 9 am on comparable days. Use the template below to have a rebalancing plan for the night calculated, and check whether the transport capacity is enough.

How to go about it

  1. Define service levels and parking rules
  2. Record demand, stock and transport capacity
  3. Have a rebalancing plan calculated
  4. Check the plan against the situation and the rules
  5. Give the rounds to the team
  6. Evaluate rental starts after the peak

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PV-03 · Legal status 08.10.2026