Your community.
Our shared
next move.

Bring smart mobility and autonomous delivery into the places people live, learn, and work. M2 works with your team to shape a practical, accountable program.

Bring M2 to your community Book a conversation

Different stakeholders.
A common way forward.

For university leaders, public agencies, economic development teams, property owners, and developers: a clear starting point for your priorities.

Universities

Campus circulation, student experience, designated parking, rider education, and coordination with campus operations and public safety.

Explore a campus program

Useful connections

Start with housing, classrooms, dining, libraries, and transit. Identify where shared mobility or delivery could make everyday campus journeys easier.

People at the table

Include the teams responsible for transportation, facilities, public safety, accessibility, and student experience. Together, we work through site rules, communications, and service responsibilities.

What to bring

A site map, priority destinations, known access constraints, and your goals are helpful starting points. Equipment, costs, permissions, and program scope are reviewed before any commitment.

Governments & development

Community access, public-space requirements, economic development priorities, operating boundaries, and accountable program management.

Explore a community program

Local priorities first

Identify the destinations, services, and transit connections that matter to your community. Local knowledge helps us explore where mobility and delivery could be useful.

A considered public-space plan

Discuss permissions, pedestrian access, parking, service boundaries, and public communication with the relevant agencies and stakeholders.

A defined operating relationship

Work through field service, issue reporting, proposed costs, and review criteria. Program responsibilities and any required approvals are agreed before deployment.

Properties & private communities

Resident and tenant convenience, internal connections, delivery access, property rules, and integration with on-site teams.

Explore a property program

Designed around the site

Explore connections between homes, workplaces, amenities, parking, and reception areas. Delivery options depend on suitable routes and clear collection points.

Connected to your team

Property managers and on-site staff help shape access rules, communications, operating hours, and practical equipment locations.

Clear before launch

Define the service scope, equipment needs, costs, support process, and responsibilities. The proposed program should fit the property’s daily routines as well as its long-term plans.

A clear path.
At every stage.

We work through the operating details before a program takes shape. Scope, permissions, and responsibilities are agreed for each site.

01
Understand the need.
Identify the journeys, delivery needs, stakeholders, and community priorities.
02
Design the program.
Work through deployment zones, fleet size, parking, routes, and technology requirements.
03
Agree the responsibilities.
Define operating rules, safety requirements, permissions, support, and communication.
04
Coordinate the operation.
Bring deployment, community education, field service, and program reviews together.

Bring your local perspective.

Invite the people who know your site. Share the journeys, delivery needs, and access questions you want to explore.

Work through the right fit.

Talk through mobility, delivery, site requirements, and the operating responsibilities a program would need.

Leave with a clear next step.

Identify the information and stakeholders needed for a site review. A conversation does not commit you to a program.

MAKE TIME FOR WHAT’S NEXT

Start the conversation.
Make your next move.

Pick a date and time, add a few details, and meet with M2. Your confirmed booking includes a Google Calendar invitation and a Google Meet link.

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A few details.
A stronger starting point.

Tell us who you serve and what you want to connect. We’ll start with the practical questions that shape a strong program.

Micromobility, delivery, or both
Site requirements and operating priorities
Clear roles and program expectations
Direct conversation with M2 leadership

Your community.Our sharednext move.

Different stakeholders.A common way forward.