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In this latest episode of the Intelligent Transport Podcast, Editorial Assistant Halimah Haque sits down with Joost Vantomme, Vice President of the MaaS Alliance, and Roelof Hellemans, Secretary General of the MaaS Alliance, to discuss the future of Mobility-as-a-Service and its potential to revolutionise urban transportation systems.
As a member of the MaaS Alliance, Bird will help the membership promote and increase the public awareness of Mobility-as-a-Service by sharing its expertise in micro-mobility services.
Intelligent Transport's first issue of 2021 shines the spotlight on equitable and accessible ticketing and payments, better connected transport, the data-led optimisation of the bus sector, and plenty more besides.
The suggestions include legislative and financial measures to support the digital and green transformation of the sector during and after the pandemic.
Jacob Bangsgaard, CEO at ERTICO and President of the MaaS Alliance, gives his takes on the ever-evolving MaaS concept, and offers advice on how to develop and implement successful MaaS schemes.
Piia Karjalainen, Secretary General at the MaaS Alliance, details the challenges that operators and authorities face in making payments simpler for a MaaS-based future, as well as the role that openness has to play in moving mobility forwards.
Experts from a range of European, international and North American organisations detail how various cities, regions and countries are progressing with MaaS concepts, featuring presentations from MaaS Alliance, BVG and MOD Alliance.
The announcement comes after the MaaS Alliance announced it now includes 100 members.
The main goal of the MaaS Alliance is to facilitate a single, open market and the full deployment of MaaS services across Europe and beyond.
There’s no doubting that MaaS is a trending topic within the mobility industry today. Piia Karjalainen, Secretary General of the MaaS Alliance, spoke to Intelligent Transport’s Luke Antoniou about the reality of implementing MaaS in our cities.
MOIA is said to be a major acquisition for the MaaS Alliance, which, since it foundation in 2015, has grown to 96 members from Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific regions.
The coalition brings together over 100 institutions to support a reduction in carbon emissions, increased transport efficiency and other goals through the combined use of SEAM technology.
MaaS Alliance welcomes JR East as its newest member, with the rail company looking to improve passenger information and experience, purchasing services and travel times.
The MaaS Alliance has commissioned analysis to clarify the legal framework and roles in the MaaS ecosystem, specifically the roles of private actors and public transport authorities and operators.
What short- and long-term strategies need to be established to ensure optimum market conditions for MaaS within public transport?
