In this third Summer Stop, we turn our attention to the MaaS (Mobility as a Service) market. A market which has evolved rapidly in recent years… Indeed, this fast-growing market is attracting more and more competition. Competition that has encouraged the emergence of new players, while also bringing its share of abandonments and bankruptcies… We’ve broken down this evolution into a selection of four articles, offering an overview of MaaS and the must-have projects to watch…
UK government launches code of practice for mobility as a service (MaaS)
The transport sector is evolving rapidly, driven by technological advances and growing demand for more accessible travel solutions. To meet these challenges, earlier this year the UK Department for Transport (DfT) unveiled a code of practice for Mobility as a Service (MaaS). This innovative framework paves the way for a new era of transport, focused on convenience, accessibility and innovation, supporting an interconnected, user-focused transport ecosystem.
umob acquires MaaS Global and continues to expand…
The acquisition of MaaS Global by umob marks a decisive step in the evolution of the Mobility as a Service (MaaS) market. By absorbing the pioneer of the Whim app, umob strengthens its position in Europe and accelerates its ambition to become a global MaaS platform. This merger is more than just a transaction; it symbolizes a major leap towards more integrated and simplified mobility. Here’s a closer look at the stakes and perspectives of this strategic acquisition that is redefining the future of urban mobility.
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MaaS: Casablanca actively seeks new mobility providers
Urban mobility in Casablanca is about to change under the impetus of Casa Transport. Founded in 2009, the company’s primary aim is to simplify travel for the people of Casablanca. It is currently working on an innovative roadmap to develop new mobility services, such as car-sharing and self-service bicycles. Casablanca is thus entering the era of Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS), offering modern alternatives to traditional public transport…
Athens announces launch of a major MaaS Project
Following in the footsteps of Berlin, Paris and Helsinki, the Greek capital is now embarking on the MaaS adventure… Athens has announced the launch of an ambitious pilot project, aimed first and foremost at modernizing its entire public transport system. The aim is clear: to simplify life for residents and visitors alike by improving the efficiency and interconnectivity of mobility services. This initiative builds on the promising results of an experimental phase conducted as part of the IP4MaaS innovation program…
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