Two years ago, we were approached by the Integrated University Health and Social Services Center of Northern Montreal (CIUSSS NIM) to launch our fairmove platform with the goal of offering three services related to sustainable transportation: a carpool matching platform, a reservation service for bike parking spaces, and an information hub on sustainable mobility management.
Lancement d’un outil de gestion de la mobilité
Thanks to close collaboration with the CIUSSS NIM sustainability team, fairmove was launched in 2024 across all of the health center’s facilities. Users of the platform can now not only create a permanent carpool group—which in some cases entitles them to a dedicated parking space—but anyone can also share their commute to help colleagues get to one of the facilities. In 2025, the first full year of the program’s implementation, approximately 6.3 metric tons of CO2 were saved thanks to carpooling!
Un accès direct aux offres et aux informations utiles
Le dispositif de covoiturage s’organise sur fairmove, via sa plateforme web ou son application mobile, ce qui offre aussi aux usagers.ères la possibilité de consulter toutes les autres offres de mobilité durable offertes autour de leur site de travail. BIXI, Communauto, lignes d’autobus et de trains, une fiche a été créée pour chaque installation et mise à jour afin de centraliser l’information sur un seul outil dédié à la gestion des déplacements.
This also allows health center staff to locate secure bike shelters at various facilities and reserve a spot for one or more hours. Fairmove also adapts to different types of bike shelters and provides the necessary information to locate and unlock each structure, whether via a code, a key, or an employee badge. The next step will be to evaluate the possibility of integrating fairmove more closely with one of the unlocking systems to make the experience even more enjoyable. Over the course of a year, nearly 1,000 reservations were made—a significant increase compared to the previous period—and there was an average of 12 reservations per shelter user.
