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Yoann Kienne, MaaS & On-Demand Transportation Project Manager at Transdev, discusses the various projects that the company has been working on to advance the implementation of Mobility-as-a-Service, as well as the significant role that mobile applications play in making MaaS more easily accessible.
With the number of multimodal trips having gone up by 221%, FREE NOW's 2023 report reveals the increasing demand for micro-mobility options and a shift towards more sustainable modes of transportation.
Bolt's new feature will give people the opportunity to earn an additional monthly income by renting out their car through its app, as the cost-of-living continues to rise across Europe.
Andrew Stober, Head of Public Partnerships and Carpool at Waze, speaks to Intelligent Transport about data sharing, public-private partnerships, shared transport and the outlook for post-pandemic transit.
It’s hoped the app will help provide better information and access to transport in the Highlands and Islands region of Scotland, an area which can be difficult to navigate via public transport.
Ridesharing company Bolt says its new car-sharing service will mean citizens in Estonia now have a transport option for every journey, whether that’s a trip to the train station or a weekend getaway.
The scheme will encourage drivers of older cars to stop using their vehicles in exchange for mobility credits which could be used on car club services for example.
Maksim S. Likustov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport, details the Russian capital's plan for widespread mobility integration, and introduces us to some of the industry players whose work will make it happen.
For this report, the charity CoMoUK collected data from the two main national operators in Scotland, Co-wheels Car Club and Enterprise Car Club, plus three community car clubs and 1,499 individuals across Scotland.
Kinto is said to form part of Toyota’s global vision to evolve into a mobility company by providing all kinds of transportation-related services to people around the world.
Cross River Partnership’s Clean Air Villages programme aims to encourage small businesses based locally in Brixton to start sharing a greener and cleaner electric van with other local businesses.
In a bid to reduce dependency on older, often higher polluting vehicles, the partnership will use a 'shared asset model'.
The car sharing service is being rolled out in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) following an earlier launch in Madrid, where the service has 15,000 users.
Moovit will utilise Waze’s carpool driver community to offer users new mobility solutions.
In cities where they are available, the Lyft app will display options for car sharing, bike sharing, scooter sharing, car rental and public transit services.
