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Mobility systems designed around who will use them

RÁFAGA Mobility works with three types of clients, and for each one the entire model changes: the revenue source, the service level, the applicable regulation, even the type of vehicle. These are the three paths.

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Three paths, one starting point

Users of a public shared bicycle system implemented by RÁFAGA Mobility
Public sector

Public micro-mobility for municipalities and local governments

A municipality that wants a shared bicycle or scooter network needs to resolve three things before bidding it out: how much fleet its real demand justifies, what regulatory framework applies, and who will operate the system on day 400. RÁFAGA delivers all three as a single turnkey project.

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Micro-mobility station installed in a residential development
Real estate sector

Internal mobility for residential developments and planned communities

In a large residential development, the problem isn't reaching the city, it's moving inside the development itself: from the entrance to the house, from the house to the clubhouse, from the clubhouse to the school. RÁFAGA implements internal micro-mobility systems that solve that trip without adding cars to private roadways.

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Micro-mobility fleet control panel for private operators
Operators

Ready-to-operate systems built for profitability, for private operators

For a private operator, the question isn't whether the technology works, it's how much each vehicle earns per month and how quickly the system can be replicated in another city. RÁFAGA delivers the business model, the operating model and the infrastructure calibrated for those two answers.

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What doesn't change between the three cases

Whether it's a municipality, a private development or a commercial operator, the project always starts in the same place: a mobility pattern study of the actual area. Without that data, any decision about fleet, stations or budget is a bet.

What changes after that is everything else: who pays, what regulation applies, what service level is committed to, and who operates the system the following year.

Frequently asked questions by client type

Does the same system work for a municipality and a private development?

The technical system can be very similar, but the business model, service level and regulatory framework are different. A private development operates on its own roadway and is funded by a maintenance fee; a municipality operates on public roadway, with permits and public budget or fare revenue.

Which of the three cases launches fastest?

Usually the residential development, because it doesn't depend on public-roadway permits or council timelines.

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