Whim raised €149 million and built the most ambitious MaaS product in the world. It still didn’t survive. Before asking whether MaaS is dead, ask where it actually breaks — and who’s best placed to fix it.
Multimodal integration improves reliability, affordability, and – with trip planning – flexibility of multimodal trips. It increases ridership across modes and offers the population more of an accessible distance to transport stations. To achieve integration we need to create seamless connectivity and just like any good recipe there are key ingredients and a proper method required to achieve successful micromobility integration.
The 2022 Transportation Forum, hosted by Deloitte, featured leaders from both government and industry who discussed these important issues through keynotes and informative panel discussions on the future of transportation and mobility in our region.
One of the experts included as a panelist in this Forum was movmi’s Founder and CEO, Sandra Phillips who took part in Session Two: Urban Mobility: Innovation and technology for a better quality of life. Keep reading for a short summary of this discussion.
Bike sharing, carsharing, carpooling, ridehailing and an extensive public transit system are some of the mobility options available to the residents of Metro Vancouver. However,
Due to the rapid growth in tech infrastructure and platform services over the past few years, consumption habits have evolved tremendously. Consumers are evermore connected,
Is multimodal MaaS (integrated shared mobility) just for the BIG cities? MaaS (Mobility-as-a-Service) is a well known term in the transportation space today and one
What if all transportation services converged and became tailored to your specific travel needs and requirements? Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) is integrating technology on public transit and connecting journeys on