In solving particular transportation issues in the region, such as traffic congestion and reliance on private automobiles, a micro-mobility hub is needed. People might have access to a number of micro-mobility alternatives, including electric scooters, bicycles, and other compact vehicles, from the hub, which would serve as a central point. This may contribute to fewer vehicles on the road, better air quality, and a smaller carbon impact. The hub might also serve as the neighborhood's "third place," giving residents a location to congregate, mingle, and get access to transportation-related information. Additionally, the usage of sustainable transportation choices may be encouraged through Micro-Mobility hub, minimising the need for private automobiles and fostering a more environmentally friendly way of life.