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Intermodality is often described as using two or more modes of transportation in a single journey. For some, however, this is merely considered one example of intermodality – also known as a ‘travel chain’. Pekka Möttö, CEO of Tuup Oy1, shares in this article his vision of what constitutes intermodality…
Moving toward MaaS transportation; Seamless mobility in Prague; A customer centric future for intermodality; and an economic agenda for smart and integrated travel...
In this supplement: Mobility as a Service (MaaS) – a new way of using ITS in public transport; ITS is dead, long live ITS; ITS Netherlands and the future of public transport; City of Turku leads the way towards public transport digitalisation and MaaS in Finland...
City of Turku is the public transport authority of the Turku region in Finland consisting of six municipalities and, since July 2014, Föli1 has been the brand for regional public transport. There are 285,000 inhabitants in the Föli area and 24.4 million trips were made using Föli buses in 2015.…
