Press release May 12th, 2026

City of Prague Selects Blue Systems to Support Shared Micromobility Management

Los Angeles, CA – May 12, 2026 – Blue Systems is pleased to support the City of Prague in the management of its shared micromobility program. As Prague continues to advance its mobility and public space goals, the partnership will help the City to better understand how shared bikes and e-bikes are being used across the metropolitan area, and how these services can contribute to broader transportation and planning objectives.

Prague combines a dense historic built environment with one of Europe’s most established public transport systems. As shared micromobility continues to evolve across the city, Prague has focused on ensuring these services support broader goals around accessibility, street management, safety, and the quality of public space. Shared bikes and e-bikes play an important role in providing flexible short-distance travel options and supporting first- and last-mile connections to the city’s extensive transit network.

Through BlueMobility Manager, the City of Prague will gain tools to receive, process, analyze, and visualize real-time and historical micromobility data and support program management through compliance monitoring. The platform is designed to help the city manage shared mobility services in a transparent, data-informed, and operationally efficient way.

“Prague is taking a thoughtful and operationally focused approach to shared micromobility,” said Alia Verloes, Head of Growth. “We’re excited to support the city with tools that help manage day-to-day operations, while also providing clearer insight into how these services interact with the public realm and broader mobility network.”

Blue Systems works with public agencies around the world to help manage shared mobility and emerging transportation programs. Our focus is on practical operational and analytical tools, reliable mobility data, and supporting public agencies in the day-to-day management of evolving mobility services.