Cycling is good for your health and the environment! With the RegioCity Green Routes, you can take advantage of specially selected bike routes that mostly lead away from major thoroughfares, offering a stress-free, eco-friendly, and peaceful journey from the surrounding areas into downtown Munich. There are now 42 routes leading into the city from the west, south, north, and east! The RegioCity Green Routes are particularly aimed at commuters who want to leave their cars at home more often and use a bike instead. The RegioCity Green Routes are a joint initiative of ADFC Bavaria, the Chamber of Industry and Commerce for Munich and Upper Bavaria, MVV – Munich Transport and Tariff Association, and EMM e.V.

Find Green Routes in the Bike Route Planner:

Find your Green Route using the MVV planner! To viewMVV-Radroutenplanerthe individual routes, go to the “Show on Map” menu. Under the “Bike Routes” section, you’ll find the RegioCity Green Routes!

Green Cycling Routes West:

You can also find an overview of the western Green Cycling Routes in a joint flyer from theDachauADFC district associations andFürstenfeldbruck EMM e.V. In addition to connecting to Munich’s city center, the routes described offer good connections to various long-distance cycling trails, such as the Ammer-Amper Trail. The individual Green Routes, which can also be combined with one another, pass by train stations in various locations where you can transfer to the S-Bahn or U-Bahn.

More and more people are commuting longer distances to work. In most cases, there is only one person in a car. These two factors lead to heavy traffic on the roads and, as a result, often to more traffic jams.

Public transit, car-sharing, bike-sharing—there are numerous sharing options in the Munich metropolitan area designed to ease mobility pressures. But how do car- and bike-sharing work in cities and rural areas in detail? What conditions must be in place for them to function? What role will newly registered e-scooters play in the future, and to what extent can ride-sharing and on-demand services serve as a meaningful complement to traditional public transit in rural areas? What options are available to employers?

EMM e. V. has addressed these questions and, together with Team Red Deutschland, has published a sharing handbook featuring selected services from the Munich metropolitan region.

>Zum Sharing-Handbuch

You will also find a list of ride-sharing centers and car-sharing portals in the Munich metropolitan region below. In addition, the “Parking and Carpooling” flyer allows you to view all commuter parking lots in the Munich metropolitan region on a map and use this information when forming carpool groups. To help publicize these services in the region, feel free to download the “Fahrt Mehr Miteinander” postcard or order it from us by mail to distribute in your area. You are also welcome to embed it on your website!

>Flyer “Parken und Mitfahren”

>Postkarte “Fahrt mehr Miteinander”

## Here is an overview of car-sharing and ride-sharing centers in the Munich metropolitan area:

City of Augsburg
BeiAnrufAuto e.V.
Weldishoferstr. 35
86156
zur Homepage

Augsburgswa carsharing
Hoher Weg 1
86152 AugsburgBad Tölz - Wolfratshausen District
zur Homepage

Stattauto Isarwinkel e.V.
Eichenstraße 6
83646 Bad Tölz**Dachau
zur Homepage

District**
gufi Pendlernetz (WestAllianz)
Gartenstraße 7
85757
zur Homepage

KarlsfeldEbersberg District
Ebersberg Commuter Portal
Birkenstr. 16
85567
zur Homepage

GrafingZAT – Zornedinger Car-Sharing Association
Rosa Schöpf-Straße 3
85604
zur Homepage

ZornedingVAT – Vaterstetten Car-Sharing Association
Zugspitzstr. 73a
85591
zur Homepage

VaterstettenPATI – Poinger Autoteiler-Initiative e.V.
Südmährenstr. 27
85586
zur Homepage

PoingMKAT – Markt Kirchseeoner Autoteiler e.V.
Talweg 11
85614
zur Homepage

KirchseeonGrafinger Autoteiler e.V.
Enthammerstraße 8
85567 Grafing near
zur Homepage

MunichGlonner Car Sharing Association
Reisenthalstr. 15
85625
zur Homepage

GlonnEbersberg Car Sharing Association
Böhmerwaldstr. 78
85560
zur Homepage

EbersbergFreising District
StadtTeilAuto Freising e.V.
Major-Braun-Weg 12
85354
zur Homepage

FreisingCity of Ingolstadt
Carsharing Ingolstadt e.V.
Frühlingstraße 31
85055 Ingolstadt
No website

City of Kaufbeuren
Carsharing Kaufbeuren e.V.
Tiroler Straße 15
87600
zur Homepage

KaufbeurenCarsharing Landshut e.V.
Buchenstr. 14
84036 Kumhausen**Munich
zur Homepage

District**
SIXT Share
Zugspitzstraße 1
D-82049
zur Homepage

PullachState Capital Munich
StattAuto München
Aidenbachstraße 36 Rgb.
81379
zur Homepage

MunichFlinkster (DB)
Mainzer Landstraße 169
60327 Frankfurt am
zur Homepage

MainFree2move
Brunnenstraße 19-21
10119
zur Homepage

BerlinCity of Neuburg a. d. Donau
City Bus (operated by SW Neuburg a.d. Donau)
Heinrichsheimstraße 2
86633 Neuburg a. d.
zur Homepage

DonauRosenheim District
Wasserburger Autoteiler e.V.
Bahnhofsplatz 1
83512
zur Homepage

WasserburgBad Endorfer Autoteiler e.V.
Traunsteiner Straße 54
83093 Bad
zur Homepage

EndorfCity of Rosenheim
Carsharing Rosenheim
Äußere Münchener Str. 34B
83026 Rosenheim
No website

Starnberg District
5slmobil
Grundberg 6
82229 Seefeld
zur Homepage

The Munich Metropolitan Region’s appeal as a place to do business and live can only be secured through a functional, sustainable, and future-proof mobility system. Through its projects in this area, EMM e.V. makes a decisive contribution.
The Munich Metropolitan Region’s mobility database provides information on projects and concepts in the region’s counties and cities. Share ideas and network to learn from one another. Are you currently developing an innovative concept yourself? Then register for free in the database!

> Hier geht's zur Mobilitätsdatenbank

To further enhance the region’s appeal and launch an integrated, sustainable mobility concept in the future, EMM e.V. has commissioned Drees & Sommer and Hendricks & Schwartz to conduct a networking study that brings all these ideas together and connects stakeholders.

> Hier finden Sie die gesamte Studie

The COVID-19 pandemic has, in particular, changed the mobility habits of commuters. Working from home has become much more common, while business travel has declined significantly. This presents us with an opportunity to shape these habits in a way that is both long-term and sustainable. Corporate Mobility Management (CMM) can play a significant role in this.

This is also demonstrated by a survey conducted by B.A.U.M. Consult on behalf of EMM e. V., in which over 400 people participated.

For many stakeholders, CMM is gaining importance as a strategic topic for corporate development, yet knowledge about potential projects is often still insufficient.

For this reason, EMM e. V. plans to expand its mobility database to include a wide range of Corporate Mobility Management projects, in order to provide transparency regarding which projects are already available today and worth implementing.

Auswertung der Umfrage – Langfassung

Auswertung der Umfrage – Kurzfassung

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