The curb is busier than ever. Innovations in shared mobility and on-demand delivery are putting new demands on a limited supply of curb space. Mobility hubs bring order to the curb by acting as a physical-digital framework for public agencies to offer shared infrastructure.
Remains the backbone of a smart mobility future
Enable carpools, pick-up/drop-off, and delivery services
Encourage colocation of shared electric vehicles
Reduce congestion and optimize package delivery
Sensors and cameras usher in an autonomous future
Offer customized information and real-time alerts
A network of mobility hubs creates interconnected smart cities nodes, benefitting users, cities, and the companies that serve them.
A wealth of smart cities infrastructure components are integrated to provide insights that both public and private partners can use. The resulting efficiencies create a positive feedback loop to expand the network.
Tranzito® acts as a property manager of the curb, connecting public and private stakeholders for everyone’s benefit. We help keep public control over public space, allowing cities and agencies a framework to execute their long-term planning vision.
Remains the backbone of a smart mobility future
Enable carpools, pick-up/drop-off, and delivery services
Encourage colocation of shared electric vehicles
Reduce congestion and optimize package delivery
Sensors and cameras usher in an autonomous future
Offer customized information and real-time alerts
A network of mobility hubs creates interconnected smart cities nodes, benefitting users, cities, and the companies that serve them.
A wealth of smart cities infrastructure components are integrated to provide insights that both public and private partners can use. The resulting efficiencies create a positive feedback loop to expand the network.
Tranzito acts as a property manager of the curb, connecting public and private stakeholders for everyone’s benefit. We help keep public control over public space, allowing cities and agencies a framework to execute their long-term planning vision.
Los Angeles (2023-Present)
Managing 2,000+ bus shelters and street furniture elements across the City of Los Angeles, with plans for 3,000+. Shelters designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) and BMW Designworks feature a modular kit-of-parts system with real-time e-ink transit displays, solar power, micromobility charging, delivery lockers, and emergency notifications. Tranzito designed and deployed a custom CurbOS™ platform for the City to manage the entire network. Winner of Fast Company’s 2025 World Changing Ideas Award.
Orange County (2022-Present)
“OC” is car-culture to the core; more cars and highway lanes have only increased congestion. OCTA needs a strategy to support transportation alternatives with a fresh look at new mobility. Tranzito provided strategic consulting and practical recommendations for OC’s Mobility Hub implementation plan, including: component selection, maintenance & operations, funding models & sources, potential pilot programs, and a model for multi-agency program management.
LA Metro, Los Angeles County, 2015 - Present
Bike share is the solution for first-last mile travel to and from Metro’s Bus and Rail programs. As a publicly-owned program, Metro can prioritize greater access and an equity-focus. HOW Under its BikeHub brand, Tranzito helped build out the program alongside prime operator Bicycle Transit Systems. Its team is responsible for bicycle repairs & assembly, and station management & installation.
Los Angeles and Long Beach (2023-Present)
Prime contractor for a network of 97 integrated mobility hubs across Los Angeles and Long Beach, launching mid-2026.13 primary hubs at Metro Rail stations and 85 satellite hubs throughout the city. Each hub combines secure bike parking, EV charging, loading zone management, micromobility parking, real-time wayfinding, and digital services managed through CurbOS™. The program represents the largest integrated mobility hub deployment in the country.
